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syndicatafpc.ca

Référence pour aider les membres comités paritaires d’équité salariale durant la réalisation de leur mandat.

pipsc.ca

Signez cette pétition intersyndicale pour demander à votre sous-ministre et à votre sous-ministre adjoint·e d’approuver une exemption de masse de retour au bureau!

cupe.ca

CUPE leaders are deeply troubled by rising attacks on political expression across Canada, particularly against workers who have spoken up for Palestinian human rights and against the unfolding genocide in Gaza.

nupge.ca

It is imperative that Canadians have renewed confidence in the CHRC, which is long overdue for systemic change to address issues of discrimination. But as Canadians dedicated to upholding human rights, we know that cannot be achieved by perpetuating racist double standards, and a lack of due process.

afscme.org

Alaska members highlight a staffing crisis in state government and demand action from the legislature at a Capitol rally.

unsa.org

unsa union nationale des syndicats autonomes

ibew.org

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ugt.es

sindicato unión general de trabajadoras y trabajadores de españa

gmb.org.uk

Find out how GMB can support apprentices and how to get government support.

apwu.org

(This article first appeared in the November/December issue of the American Postal Worker magazine) On August 26, the 16-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana as a Category 4 storm. Behind Katrina, Ida was the second most intense and damaging hurricane to hit the state. As the storm moved northeast, it caused additional destruction, flooding and multiple fatalities on the East Coast and in New York City. In Louisiana, nearly the entire state’s power grid was knocked out, with several major tornado events in Louisiana and other southern states caused by the storm.