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Public holidays are days most people do not work but still get paid “public holiday pay.” It’s important to remember that even if you are a part-time worker or work… contine reading

Are you employed in an industry that’s covered by Federal labour laws such as airlines, railways, trucking, banking or telecommunications? If so, you will have up to 10 paid sick… contine reading

When you donate to the Workers’ Bowl, it’s a vote of confidence for the hundreds of workers who participate in our educational programs and who are making a difference in… contine reading

The Ontario government is looking to implement a “portable benefits” program to help with healthcare costs for Ontario workers. We agree that workers need benefits as too many cannot afford… contine reading

The Workers’ Bowl* is happening in just six days!  This critical fundraiser supports the Workers’ Action Centre (WAC) in organizing workers’ rights workshops all over the Greater Toronto Area, online… contine reading

The Workers’ Bowl* is two weeks away and we’re surrounded by reminders that funding for our leadership development programs is crucial. Beatriz, a Workers’ Action Centre member, is a graduate… contine reading

This time of year, we might see zombies, vampires and ghouls prowling about but workers have to watch out for bad bosses all year round. Every day, more workers call… contine reading

The affordability crisis has set workers even further back after the last few years of the pandemic. Workers are fighting harder than ever for everything from permanent resident status, decent… contine reading

In September, thousands of us took to the streets to support migrant and undocumented workers excited about the prospect of winning immigration status for so many.  Then we got wind… contine reading

Ontario’s minimum wage is increasing on October 1, 2022. For most workers, this means an increase from $15.00 to $15.50 per hour. For students under 18 years old who work… contine reading