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April, 2007

Rural housing members vote in favour of strike action
IWK health care workers walk out over benefits for retirees
Svend Robinson to work for Public Services International
Day denies prison privatization plans but is he being honest?
A timely perspective: The Value of Good Public Policy
Federal watchdog says pension funds are in good health
Arbitrator rules in favour of BCGEU on wage grid issue
New OPSEU leaders outline concerns on health bill
Strike could happen at IWK hospital in Halifax by April 30
Ceremonies planned across Canada for workplace victims
MGEU opens new union office in Portage la Prairie
VSA highway maintenance workers walk off the job in B.C.
Tories flip-flop again on ATM gouging by Canada's banks
College part-timers have rights elsewhere - why not Ontario?
'Labour shortage" threatens health care, warns Reid Johnson
April 28: 'Safe and Healthy Workplaces for All Workers'
Alberta budget misses the mark on ambulance funding
CLC urges MPs to pass Bill C-269 to modernize EI program
HSABC delegates choosing successor to Cindy Stewart
NSGEU calls for action in Englishtown ferry inquiry report
Delegates from across province gather for SGEU convention
Warren 'Smokey' Thomas elected president of OPSEU
NUPGE condemns back-to-work legislation in CN dispute
This Sunday, April 22, is Earth Day - Make your voice heard!
OPSEU to elect new president at 32nd Ontario convention
Progressive activists must learn to 'frame' key messages
B.C. highway workers warned to prepare for potential strike
Ontario electoral reform referendum will be held Oct. 10
Settlement delayed in Flagstaff ambulance dispute in Alberta
Rogue union CLAC sent packing in attempted OPSEU raid
IWK health care staff in Nova Scotia vote 94% to strike
OPSEU has concerns about post-SARS health legislation
Canadian private sector pension funds in good health
Workers with home commitments get fewer opportunities
MGEU supporting Comic Relief event for the homeless
NUPGE poster marks Day of Mourning for Canadian workers
New Nova Scotia workplace violence rules are inadequate
NAPE appeals to Premier Williams to stop highways layoffs
OPSEU urges Ontario to repatriate private liquor stores
New Brunswick union seeking to contact retired members
Ontario says no to convenience store wine and beer sales
ILO condemns Quebec for imposing Bill 142 on 500,000 workers; 2005 law violates international labour standards
TILMA hits MLAs, municipalities, school boards, health bodies
NUPGE social services conference underway in Edmonton
Canada's federal court issues important ruling on union dues

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