“I cannot afford to live at the current wage”
“Nobody wants our jobs anymore. I have a co-worker who wears Kevlar to work, because they’re afraid of being assaulted. Others go to food banks because they can’t afford to eat.”
Tom Parkin: The Trudeau government ploughed over postal workers’ well-established charter right to strike. It’s been tried before and ends badly.
And again. The school’s long history of labour unrest dates back (almost) to its founding
University of Toronto teaching assistants found solidarity in unusual ways—like a missed-connections network to help set people up with picket-line crushes
Future RNs worry about clinical hours deadline
Students worried about impact of possible strike on classes
Prof. Pettigrew on why walking the picket line is justified
Faculty association say it’s not about wages
Air conditioning unfixed despite 34 degree heat
Students pay the price for high compensation
Classes cancelled as professors picket over pay