Two-faced union leadership calls for crossing picket linesPretending to be on their side before crossing the picket is shameful, and it’s pathetic our leaders think otherwise.
Layoffs at CAE show that Carney’s military spending won’t save usIt’s clear to me that Carney’s military spending isn’t going to fix the economy. If these are the conditions in a workplace that’s supposed to be benefiting from this new strategy, it’s going to be even worse elsewhere.
The UCP’s fear of Albertan workersElectoral manipulation is not confidence but fear that old political habits are weakening.
Competing for my own replacementI am starting to realize that AI was never about some silly Terminator end of the world, it was about my job being replaced.
Solidarity with Montreal’s blue-collar workers!“If people knew all this, they would support blue-collar workers’ struggle.”
VPs are not like usNo matter how egalitarian a culture capitalists try to create in a workspace, or how friendly your boss is, the reality is a boss is a boss is a boss.
“I have to admit, I agree with the communists”We simply patiently explained to those that had doubts or questions on how the strike could win.
Doug Ford is scared of high school studentsThese students have grown up watching him and his friends profit while the crisis of capitalism takes away everything in life they have to look forward to.
“Apolitical” coworker in favour of a student strikeI work in the student housing department at my university. During one of my duty rounds, I was talking to a coworker about the OSAP cuts. She told me she has never been interested in politics, that she didn’t vote in the last election and voted Conservative in the one before that. But as we […]
RCP growing in Mississauga“I feel like I’m actually learning for the first time ever. You guys see the connections I see in the world, and it’s so refreshing!”
