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June, 2012

Provincial treasury losing millions to LCBO agency store program, OPSEU tells committee
NL government makes both positive and regressive changes to labour laws
Campaign launched to prevent Saskatchewan government from erasing labour laws
OPSEU educational assistants launch video message to Premier
Noon rally in support of four NSGEU workers at Elizabeth Fry Society
HSAA request mediation with Carewest
BCGEU asks mediator to book out as negotiations go nowhere
Employer refuses wage parity for NSGEU health care workers forcing strike mandate
Gender Blind Economic Policies: Remarks by Michelle Bachelet, Executive Director of UN Women
NAPE decries cuts as Newfoundland and Labrador ranks lowest in health care
Bargaining impasse moves to mediation at Pine Acres in B.C.
Countdown begins for possible strike at Trent University
MAHCP meet with Minister of Family Services and Labour
Pine Acres Home to lock out workers Monday morning in B.C.
SGEU cancer care workers reject employer's final offer, propose mediation
Workers at Community Living Meaford receive strike mandate
Nine European countries take important step towards implementing Robin Hood Tax
Lack of qualified inspectors will place nursing home residents at risk - OPSEU
MAHCP members meet with Minister of Health
The TPP: Selling out Canadians, one 'trade deal' at a time
Ratification vote for HSAA members at Calgary Laboratory Services
Agreements reached at two VON bargaining units
MGEU members reject Family Services of Winnipeg tentative agreement
Committing to equality on Aboriginal Solidarity Day: June 21
HSABC calls for consultation before Chilliwack General Hospital’s rehab unit closure
Mediation continues for B.C. government workers
World Refugee Day: Refugees have no choice. You do. Stand up against injustice and intolerance
Saskatchewan government needs to rethink cuts to specialized services for high-risk children
Poll shows that 74% Canadians support Robin Hood Tax
Significant progress made at HSAA bargaining table with Canadian Blood Services
MGEU wins important time-off grievance
PEI Health requests conciliator to assist with bargaining
More layoffs hit Travel Manitoba
SIAST instructors rushed to vote by Labour Board
CMHA Oxford County Branch workers reject contract, OPSEU members set to strike
Arbitrator's award reaffirms principle of leading acute-care wages at CDHA
MGEU members at Family Visions Inc. say yes to new contract
Health authority agreements ratified by NSGEU members
Young workers organize for economic justice
Mediator tries to reach a settlement in B.C. government contract talks
Join the National Day of Action for Refugee Health Care on June 18
Shoppers Drug Mart refuse to negotiate fair successor contracts in Calgary
OPSEU calls on Chiefs of Police to do more to protect corrections staff
Trade committee to study flawed Canada-Colombia human rights report
Consultation process flawed and potentially illegal, says SGEU
Defend democracy: Stand against the Conservative budget bill
B.C. community social services bargaining stalls
NUPGE celebrates Pride month
Town hall marks successful end to Save Ontario Place campaign
NSGEU launches campaign to fight privatization at Capital Health
Monetary proposals tabled– awaiting employer response in community social services bargaining in B.C.
Negotiations continue for government workers in B.C.
Survey shows Conservative government on a mission to cut public services, attack workers
Ontarians health care information put at risk by government
Bargaining commences for OPSEU college academic members
Deal reached for HSAA members in talks with CapitalCare
Migrant Workers Family Support fund provides assistance to Hampstead tragedy widow
PEIUPSE launches public action campaign
B.C.'s decision to end AirCare by 2014 short-sighted, means more pollution and less jobs
Corporate greed more important to employers, as group at ILO refuse to discuss worker's rights violations
Court ruling banning RCMP from joining a union “a dreadful decision”: NUPGE
Pension coverage declined 2% over last decade
Manitoba volunteer firefighters ratify first collective agreement
Eastern Health makes 550 job cuts
Court of Appeal upholds decision for blind and partially-sighted Canadians
Members of NSGEU who work in District Health Authority's outside of Metro ratify new contract
Manitoba government introduces legislation requiring P3 public accountability
NAPE demonstrates against cuts at Eastern Health
Sit-in at minister’s office to save innovative mental health centre
On June 4, speak out for nature and democracy
New contract starts to adequately value the work of SIAST instructors
MGEU Emergency responders recognized for going above and beyond

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