Voices from OTC – Carlo Cininni
"Shame on the Houston government for throwing us under the bus – and shame on the media who refused to let us tell our story and failed to dig deeper."
Local 2 in the News: Hamilton Spectator
In workplaces big and small, workers need a voice and respect. Check out today’s story in the Hamilton Spectator.
The Tyee: Janitors Get Set for Citywide Bargaining
Read Isaac Phan Nay's recent article about cleaners in Vancouver getting ready to close the gap on living wages and push for pension plans.
Article: Home at last
“Home at last: The long road to unionizing Nova Scotia’s largest homeless shelter,” an article by Eamon Irving published in The Signal about some of SEIU’s newest members.
Copy of Another Win for the History Books! - 1
Toronto janitors ratify new agreement
More than 3,000 private sector cleaners are closing the gap with the living wage, and setting the standard for thousands more.
Members of the J4J Toronto bargaining committee start preparing picket signs.
Toronto janitors to hold strike vote Saturday
More than 3,000 private sector cleaners could be walking off the job soon.
Mount Brenton golf course workers.
Big Gains for Mount Brenton Golf Course Workers
The members negotiated a deal that will see a 20 percent wage increase on average.
Rally outside Halifax City Hall FEB 25
All twelve janitors losing jobs at Alderney Gate after City Hall decision. Rally at 6 pm.
About 100 supporters came out to show their solidarity with shelter workers at The Bridge.
100 rally for shelter workers at the NS Labour Board to protest certification delay
Unfair delays mean ballot box still sealed 8 months after union vote.
Bee-Clean janitors meet to ratify their new contract.
Standards are improving, as Bee-Clean janitors ratify collective agreements in the HRM
The new Bee-Clean and GDI city-wide agreements are a big step forward. Bee-Clean airport workers also have a new deal.