UFCW Canada Local 1006A stands in solidarity with the Muslim Canadian communites in condemning the violent hate-motivated attack, which left four family members dead and one child injured in London, Ontario.
It's a time to raise awareness about the struggles faced by injured workers, advocate for health and safety improvements and come together to reform the WSIB system.
As we mark National Indigenous History Month this June, we remember and mourn for 215 children whose remains were discovered in a mass grave at a former residential school in British Columbia.
Why am I seeing the use of thermal temperature scanners at my workplace? Are these devices safe? Your questions answered.
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Significant numbers of Canadians are struggling with their mental health, according to recent polls.
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UFCW 1006A is calling on Loblaw to immediately reinstate the program that directly paid workers when they were sick or isolating due to an exposure.
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Carla MacFarlane, a long-time Union Representative with UFCW 1006A, has retired.
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The green wave continues at UFCW 1006A as more Cannabis workers across Ontario are voting to join the local union, this time from Plateau Cannabis.
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Sheela Sivanesan saw first-hand the impact COVID-19 had on racialized workers at her workplace.
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As a mother to two boys, Kallisha Hoyes knows universal affordable childcare would be life-changing.
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Over the last year and half, I have been inspired by the resilience and strength of our members in the face of the pandemic.
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UFCW 1006A member Patrick Pilch, who works at No Frills, is one of the winners of our Share Your Pandemic Story contest!
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UFCW 1006A member Anita Rotiroti, who works at Swiss Chalet, is one of the winners of our Share Your Pandemic Story contest!
