This season, we want to give a shout out to the courageous workers who continue to stand up for our rights—even with the threat of government cuts to wages and… contine reading
Updates
September 15 – Stand Up and Speak Out for a $15 Minimum Wage!
Join us on Saturday, September 15 for our Day of Action! That’s when the 15-week countdown to a $15 minimum wage in Ontario begins. We are marking the day with… contine reading
Join us on Labour Day!
Join $15 & Fairness on Labour Day in Toronto – Monday, September 3! The Workers’ Action Centre and our allies in the fight for decent work will be leading the Labour Day… contine reading
Ontario’s majority demands decent work
It’s been an eventful month since the last time you heard from us. All of us at the Workers’ Action Centre want to thank you for getting involved before, during… contine reading
Vote for $15 and meet us at the rally!
Over the last six months, the Workers’ Action Centre has been organizing to get the word out about new workers’ rights in Ontario. And there is more to come! A… contine reading
Ontario Election 2018: Vote for $15 & Fairness!
The Workers’ Action Centre and our allies have been organizing for years to raise the minimum wage as well as improve our basic labour standards. Now, the Fight for $15… contine reading
2 major wins are finally here!
Two major wins that will improve the lives of temporary workers, as well as others in precarious work, are finally here! Equal pay for equal work came into effect on… contine reading
Big step forward for temp workers!
Temp agency workers have won a major victory in the fight for decent work. Legislation will soon ensure that client companies will be held responsible for any injuries or accidents… contine reading
Show love for Tim Hortons workers and workers’ rights
The Canada-wide action in support of workers at Tim Hortons was a huge success on January 19 with over 52 actions across the country! Thousands of customers and workers came… contine reading
Hands off Tim Hortons Workers’ wages and benefits!
Happy New Year! 2018 began with Ontario’s minimum wage being raised to $14, which immediately increased wages for 1.5 million workers. The new year also began with some predictable but… contine reading









