CUPE
February 14, 2012 Adam Gorley Employee Relations, Human Resources, Union Relations
It’s easy to see that that role of workers’ unions is changing, and unions no longer have the respect or power they once had. A couple of recent events in Ontario make that increasingly clear. Is this just how union relations work in the globalized and unsettled economy? Are unionized workers’ demands too great for these austere times?
austerity, Caterpillar, Collective Bargaining, CUPE, Electro-Motive, globalization, Hamilton, jobs for life, London, ontario, pay cut, recession, severance package, Toronto
August 25, 2010 Yosie Saint-Cyr Health and Safety, Human Resources
A colleague of mine thought bedbug infestation invading the workplace would be a good blogging topic because of the frisson he got just thinking of it.
bed bug infestation in the workplace, bed bugs, bed bugs in the workplace, Bedbug, CUPE, good housekeeping, National Pest Management Association, occupational health and safety, office environment, pest control experts, workplace
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