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Can the right to unionize be balanced with social responsibility and affordability?

April 9, 2013 Amery Boyer Employee Relations, Human Resources, Union Relations

According to its website, the Just Us! Co-op set out in 1995 to become Canada’s first Fair Trade coffee roaster. It was a small, but bold experiment to show that the coffee business, and all businesses, could be done differently, putting People and the Planet before Profits™ locally and globally.

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