Small levy on international currency transactions would generate an estimated $35 billion annually.

It’s time for Canada to put into practice our international commitments to labour rights.

'Now is a good time for all civil service members — and all NSGEU members — to speak up about the vital importance of having enough workers to do the work.' - NSGEU.

Information and privacy commissioners from across the country call on governments to change their overly secretive practices.

'Laid-off workers have not received their severance entitlements despite an employment standards regulation requiring the employer to pay out all wages within 48 hours.' - BCGEU.

Liberals would add 55 more doctors and double the number of health care clinics and nurse practitioners.

$400 deposit fee finally dropped but other 'outrageous' exploitation practices against Guatemalan migrants continue in Quebec, says UFCW Canada.

'Most of the accommodation solutions are inexpensive and don't turn the workplace upside down.'

'We're calling on the federal government to drop the current action they have in the Supreme Court.'

Saskatchewan Party government eroding public health care system, say critics.

Two companies and four corporate officials face a total of 29 charges for failure to protect the safety of employees.

All parties except Liberals want to make at least some change in 'first past the post' elections.

'Workers continue to face discrimination based on gender, age, race, sexual orientation, disability and other factors unrelated to their work.'

Strike began in mid-August against Northern Ontario School of Medicine.

Rallies planned at noon on Wednesday in Sydney, Halifax and New Glasgow.

Making strategic choices during challenging times was a key theme of the NUPGE's 2010 Leadership Development School.

NUPGE and its Component unions have contributed $50,000 so far as fallout from the disaster in Pakistan escalates.

Money sits unused in low-interest accounts because spending it would create accounting "deficits" that are forbidden by provincial law.

'The record of horrific human rights abuses by the military government of Burma is lengthy.' - James Clancy.

Maximum coverage of $1,000 a month when company pensions fail falls far short of recommended $2,500 level of support.

NAPE accuses employer of discrimination against women while managers are paid up to $40 an hour.

Two-year deal ratified after 'a lot of hard work' by NSGEU negotiators who were constrained by a climate of 'ongoing program review' within the government.

Please sign to petition to stop a U.S. beverage company from milking Canada's good name for corporate profits.

'The auditor general’s findings are entirely consistent with what our members have been saying for years.' - Byron Goerz, BCGEU.

Years of cuts have put Canada's federal national weather agency 'on the road to junior partner status.'