Nova Scotia’s Government Held to Account for Bill 148
The labour movement earned an important victory yesterday for the rights of workers and the collective bargaining process.
April 28 is the National Day of Mourning
Marked annually in Canada on April 28, the National Day of Mourning is dedicated to remembering those who have lost their lives, suffered injury or illness on the job, or experienced a work-related tragedy.
Victory for Food Service Workers at Acadia University as they Ratify Deal with Chartwells
Monday’s strike and rally have been cancelled. Thank you allies for all your support!
SEIU2 President David Bridger’s Op-Ed in Toronto Star
Opinion | Automatic beer tax hikes are putting Canadian brewery jobs at risk.
Food Service Workers at Acadia University Set to Strike
Acadia community in Wolfville, NS is stepping up to support the SEIU2 members including students, faculty and area residents.
Map of Iran.
SEIU2’s Statement on the Illegal US-Israeli War Against Iran
Canada should be a voice for de-escalation, diplomacy, and international law, not for normalizing unilateral strikes.
Major victory for Nova Scotia workers, judge rules Bill 148 unconstitutional
SEIU Local 2 has nearly 1,200 members working in the public sector.
Dartmouth, NS, waterfront.
SEIU intervenes in HRM Budget Committee’s discussions to eliminate or water down Living Wage policy
Janitors fight in the HRM for a year to get the City to recognize violations were taking place
Win for workers at Scotia Square janitors
80 janitors’ jobs at Scotia Square in Halifax have been defended! Thank you to all those who advocated for workers’ rights and for your solidarity!
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