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OTTAWA — Canadian Labour Congress President Bea Bruske will be available to media Tuesday, October 20, following her appearance before the House of Commons committee studying Bill C-39.
Bruske will discuss the legislation’s consequences for collective bargaining and the right to strike, and outline the changes workers are demanding: repeal Section 1...
OTTAWA – Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) President Bea Bruske will appear before the parliamentary committee studying Bill C-39 today, warning MPs that the government’s proposed powers to end legal strikes could undermine the labour stability they purport to improve.
Bruske will urge committee members to remove the proposed expansion of Section 107 and adopt amendmen...
OTTAWA – Workers are rallying in 21 communities across Canada today, warning MPs that Bill C-39 will fuel labour unrest as some of the country’s largest unions pledge to defy the proposed restrictions on the right to strike.
With MPs home for constituency week, demonstrations are taking place outside constituency offices across the country, including those of Prime ...
OTTAWA — Bill C-39 could make labour disputes longer and harder to resolve, union leaders warned MPs Thursday, undermining the stability the federal government says the legislation is intended to protect.
Ahead of Thursday’s second reading vote, Canadian Labour Congress President Bea Bruske joined Candace Rennick, National Secretary-Treasurer of the Canadian Union o...
As workers around the world mark the World Day for Decent Work on October 7, Canada’s unions are sounding the alarm over the federal government’s proposed restrictions on the right to strike.
Canada’s unions have been clear: decent work means decent rights, including the right to strike. Expanding government powers to restrict workers’ constitutionally protected rig...