Racism In The Workplace Research
Sudbury – The Sudbury Workers Education and Advocacy Centre would like to present our research on racism in the workplace. Our analysis took place in two developments, in June and November of 2021 respectively.
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The Sudbury Workers Education and Advocacy Centre offers solidarity to the Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders in British Columbia.
We condemn the recent militarized RCMP raids on Gidimt’en clan territory against the Wet’suwet’en land defenders who are protesting Coastal GasLink’s incursion
Wet’suwet’en Statement of Solidarity
Sudbury – The Sudbury Workers Centre is calling on your support to help us keep services that support the residents of our municipality and help sustain the common good.
We need your help this holiday season Sudbury!
We, here at
Christmas Donation drive: Giveaway
Sudbury – The Sudbury Workers Centre is calling on all workers from all types of precarious work, to join and share their experience in this collection of workers’ stories.
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The Sudbury
The Hands-On Project: The Workers Experience
The Ontario government will raise the general minimum wage from $14.35 to $15.00 per hour effective January 1, 2022. Under the proposed changes, the special minimum wage rate for liquor servers would be eliminated and they would be entitled to
Urge Sudbury To Become A Certified Living-Wage Employer!
Many working people struggle to make ends meet, living paycheck-to-paycheck because the minimum wage is not sustainable or livable. Because of this, one job is often not enough, and the reality is, workers are extremely underpaid, overworked, and exploited at
Living-Wage Week 2021
Injured Workers Lobby
October 29th, 2021 at 11:30 AM, (Jamie West MPP Office) 555 Barry Downe Rd, Sudbury, ON P3A 3T4
The Sudbury Workers Education and Advocacy will be partnering with the Ontario Network of Injured Workers Groups (ONIWG) and
Injured Workers Lobby (ONIWG)
What happened at Laurentian University should never happen at a public institution again.
The Company Creditor’s Arrangement Act (CCAA) was never designed for public institutions. Created in the 1930’s in the midst of the Great Depression, the CCAA was specifically
Amending the CCAA
Students, In a break with past elections, Elections Canada is not setting up voting booths or offering special balloting on campus for students in this important election.
This is not right, we know having voting booths on campus means easier
Students: Let Your Voice Be Heard!
The elections are hot around the corner, less than a week away on September, 20th!
Today on September 10th advanced polls are open until the 14th at 6 pm for this Federal Election 9-9 pm at your local polls or
Elections: Last Chance For Advance Voting!
It has been a year since the migrant workers’ network launched the call for full and permanent immigration status for all, and we have pushed
June 20 – Join the Call for STATUS FOR ALL!
What happens if you need to take leaves during COVID? Are you protected? Are there income supports? Can you take leave for reasons other than COVID? This FREE online presentation will inform you about the new Paid Infectious Disease Emergency
Understanding Sick Leave and Benefits during COVID – June 10, ...
Sudbury Workers Centre Action Meeting!
Thursday June 17 at 5:30 PM
Join us online for our monthly Sudbury Workers Centre Action Meeting! Learn about our recent activities, take action to bring fairness for all! This month we review the new
Sudbury Workers Centre Action Meeting! June 17th
Fight For $15 is now Justice4Workers – here’s why
The fight for a decent wage is just beginning. That’s why Fight For $15 is now Justice4Workers, a new movement centered on