As online retailer Amazon grows in the consciousness of shoppers, the company is also growing its footprint in Canada.However ...
Unifor denounces Amazon's decision to close seven warehouses in Quebec. The union also reaffirms support for the Confédération des syndicats nationaux (CSN), which has fought to improve conditions for ...
Last May, about 230 workers at an Amazon warehouse in Laval, Que., successfully unionized — a historic first in Canada at the ...
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Still good to go: FFAW doesn’t think ASP’s internal strife will affect NL snow crab pricing talksDwan Street, FFAW-Unifor president, didn’t expect the ASP’s internal drama to make any difference in negotiating prices for ...
Unifor warns that Canada must act to protect workers and Canadian jobs amid the continued threat of U.S. tariffs in the Trump ...
A 47-year-old woman was killed by a passing pickup truck on the roadway leading into the Twin Oaks business park, say Windsor ...
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What Could Workers Win in a New NAFTA?In his nine years in the auto industry, Ben Hinsey has seen a lot of misplaced blame. The threat of job cuts is always ...
Looming 25 per cent levies on all Canadian exports to the U.S. are causing "uncertainty shock" in all industrial sectors but ...
Unions and employers in the province appear to be taking longer to negotiate contracts, with both sides often failing to ...
Amazon.com Inc. announced on Wednesday that it will close all its Quebec warehouses and lay off about 1,700 full-time employees — a move the union representing workers at the e-commerce behemoth’s ...
Amazon Canada says it will close all seven of its Quebec warehouses and lay off staff over the next two months.
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