Industrial relations

Feds rewrite collective bargaining rules for strike-prone sectors

‘This system is going to provide more stability and more predictability, so people know what the rules are,’ says expert

Feds rewrite collective bargaining rules for strike-prone sectors

Unifor presses Ottawa over its role in Stellantis Brampton sale

Strike ‘remains a real possibility’ as negotiation deadline approaches

Unifor presses Ottawa over its role in Stellantis Brampton sale

Nearly 9,500 have applied for Ottawa’s early retirement program

Which departments hold the top spots?

Nearly 9,500 have applied for Ottawa’s early retirement program

Tariffs pause offers relief but falls short of real certainty: Unions

‘Canada must protect Canadian jobs and industrial capacity’

Tariffs pause offers relief but falls short of real certainty: Unions

Amazon workers seek pause on historic collective agreement

'The most fundamental right a worker has in Canada is to decide whether the workplace is unionized or not'

Amazon workers seek pause on historic collective agreement

CLC urges Ottawa to repeal – not ‘codify’ – power to end legal strikes

'The government is asking the wrong question,' says president Bea Bruske amid Canada Labour Code amid consultations

CLC urges Ottawa to repeal – not ‘codify’ – power to end legal strikes