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Part of the #Justice4Workers Decent Work movement, fighting for workers rights, higher wages, migrant rights, paid sick days & more. Join us. https://linktr.ee/nsjustice4workers
Solidarity with the workers & the clients who are also feeling the impacts of this mass termination.
First photo credit goes to Madiha Mughees / Halifax Examiner. Check out their informative article to learn more! Link for article below
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This week JFWNS member Tony Tracy spoke at the SEIU Local 2 rally for Out of the Cold shelter workers who were all terminated with only 30 minutes notice. These workers are on the front lines of the homeless crisis, and deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.
Postering and summer social with @cupe3912.bsky.social and @j4wns.bsky.social
#NovaScotia, it’s time to #MakeItFair
#cdnpse #HigherEd #canlab #CollectiveBargaining
@csaulnier.bsky.social @esooze.bsky.social
Consider adding your voice to support the Atlantic School of Theology Faculty Association #ASTFA
@caut.bsky.social #canlab #cdnpse
"...it's crucial to understand not just the tragic circumstances of Davis's death, but the broader militant tradition of Cape Breton's coal miners that continues to inspire today's labour organizers and union members in the region and across Canada." #DavisDay springmag.ca/standing-the...
Davis Day today marks 100 years since William Davis was killed by company police during a strike. We honour those who stood the gaff and sacrificed so much for labour and human rights. And we remain committed to better wages and worker protections, and ending scab labour in NS.
Today is the 100th anniversary of Davis Day✨
Today we to join in remembering William Davis, a coal miner tragically killed in 1925 during a strike for better working conditions and fair wages in New Waterford. His death ignited a crucial turning point in Nova Scotia’s labour movement.
“In an era of increasing corporate power, precarious employment, and attacks on collective bargaining rights, William Davis’s sacrifice resonates with contemporary struggles for workplace dignity and economic justice.”
springmag.ca/standing-the...
#DavisDay #canlab #ns
NO ONE LEFT BEHIND:
Organizing A Workers-First Agenda To Address The Tariff Crisis
HYBRID:
In person *and* online on Zoom
TUESDAY APRIL 22nd @ 6:30pm AT
RadStorm
2177 Gottingen Street
Halifax, NS
SIGN UP for HALIFAX EVENT:
bit.ly/TariffsHalifax
HYBRID on ZOOM:
us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
NO ONE LEFT BEHIND:
Organizing A Workers-First Agenda To Address The Tariff Crisis
HYBRID: in person *and* online on Zoom
TUESDAY APRIL 22nd @ 6:30pm AT
RadStorm
2177 Gottingen Street
Halifax, NS
REGISTER for HALIFAX EVENT:
bit.ly/TariffsHalifax
HYBRID on ZOOM:
bit.ly/TariffsHalif...
#canlab
Join us tonight at @j4wns.bsky.social's No One Left Behind event. @csaulnier.bsky.social will be talking about what government can do to protect workers amidst tariffs.
EVENT INFO:
Tonight, Apr. 22 at 6pm - Radstorm 2177 Gottingen St, Halifax NS
#NSpoli
No One Left Behind: Organizing A Workers-First Agenda To Address The Tariff
Join us to learn about Trump’s tariffs, their projected impacts & what actions we can take to ensure all workers have essential protections
Next week April 22 6pm at Rad Storm or join online.
Organizing a workers first agenda to address the tariff crisis
Registration link below
Presented by @j4wns.bsky.social
No One Left Behind: Organizing A Workers-First Agenda To Address The Tariff
Join us to learn about Trump’s tariffs, their projected impacts & what actions we can take to ensure all workers have essential protections
New "Know Your Rights At Work" Program. Offered (presented by me!) through the Halifax Workers Action Centre. Hope you might promote it on your own channels. More presentations coming soon. More info and registration (walk ins welcome) on our website www.halifaxwac.ca/workplace-ju...
Nova Scotians deserve a raise!
Tim houston said he would increase the minimum wage to $16.50 in two steps. That's nowhere near what is required. People are struggling to pay for essentials! People are struggling just to stay afloat! Houston must raise the minimum wage well past $16.50.
The rescheduled CUPW rally is today!
Let's show our support for Postal Workers!
Join CUPW & Allies Monday, November 25th at 6175 Almon St, Halifax from 2-4pm.
NEW: Canada's 55,000 postal strikers are refusing to throw new hires under the bus. “We definitely don’t want our jobs to become a race to the bottom."
Labor Notes Organizer Danielle Smith reports: labornotes.org/2024/11/cana...
Support Our Postal Workers!
55,000 members of CUPW have been forced to take strike action in recent days, after a year of failed bargaining with Canada Post.
Find a #CUPW picket line near you:
act-cupwsttp.nationbuilder.com/picket_lines
#canlab #SupportCUPW #1u #strike #CanadaPostStrike #cdnpoli
Rent control is essential to keeping Islanders in safe, affordable housing. Read my letter below urging the government to keep rent control in place and move away from market housing towards public housing
#pei #peipoli
