Last update/ Derniere mise a jour: Thursday July 2, 2009 2:33 PM

July 2
• Cash crop: province's minister has a history on farmworker's rights
• Labour deal rejection a blow for Air Canada
• In a crisis, bash the workers

July 1
• Happy Canada Day!
• Sask: Education workers vote to ratify new agreement

June 30
• CUPE Local 79 remains available for bargaining – City needs to back away from concession demands
• SCFP: Suggestions pour appuyer les grévistes de Toronto
• Canadian EI payments below OECD average: study
• Locked-out Kellogg's workers in London get new offer

June 29
• Setback for Historic Effort to Unionize Guest Farm Workers
• Not all Canadians would have better 911 cellphone service: report

June 28
• Bombardier workers approve new contract

June 27
• G&M: Globe union members reject latest contract offer
• CBC: Unionized Globe and Mail workers reject latest contract offer
• Steelworkers say they're not happy with 'Third World' employer

June 26
• Workers blockade Ajax auto parts plant
• Toronto's Canada Day celebrations cancelled
• LCBO settlement once again proves solidarity works
• Hotline TWU FILING JUNE 22, 2009-Contractors Should Be Bargaining Unit Employees

June 25
• Sears moving call-centre jobs offshore
• B.C. government compensates unions for breaking community social services agreements
• Sask judge rules against union certification at Walmart in Weyburn

June 24
• Bill 80, new union threat to construction workers: SFL
• Quebec: Bonne Fête Nationale!
• Toronto Star: "City workers are our neighbours and friends"
• Ontario Liquor Store Strike Deadline Is Extended Indefinitely

June 23
• Big victory for highway workers in Newfoundland
• Sask: Union must see list of essential workers, court orders
• LCBO/OPSEU contract talks: Will Dalton McGuinty spend $5 million a day to prevent good jobs in Ontario?
• Hotline The Telecommunications Workers Benefit Plan open enrolment period is about to end

June 22
• With boom over, wait times for EI skyrocket in Alberta
• Low morale plaguing Canadian workplaces
• KELLOGG LOCKOUT: Workers' union says it's ready to talk again; cereal giant says high labour costs hurting London plant
• 24,000 Toronto city workers walk off the job

June 21
• Talks between striking paramedics, employer break down
• Amherstburg labour rally aimed at getting proper pensions, benefits

June 20
• Globe and Mail employees vote 97 per cent in favour of strike
• HEU: Revised tentative settlement reached with Aramark
• CAW: Newfoundland Lobster Harvesters Continue Protest Against Government Inaction
• CUPE: Labour board complaint in Windsor

June 19
• Unemployed Workers to Rally at Ignatieff's Office
• NUPGE: Celebrate National Aboriginal Day on June 21
• Competition raises stakes for Bell, Rogers

June 18
• Hill staff demand improved working conditions
• Tech ISPs must help police snoop on internet under new bill
• N.B. unions declare victory in casual-worker lawsuit against government

June 17
• Expert: Text-message markup 4,900% Canadian scientist testifies before U.S. lawmakers
• Sask. construction workers shut out from labour bill hearing
• 2-Two mediators appointed to Air Canada labor talks
• US Human Rights: 2 undocumented workers awarded $3.85 million in accidents


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