Toronto pension lawyer says precedent set by court could affect retirees depending on other financially stressed pension funds across Canada.

'It is crucial that businesses make mental health and well-being a priority to prevent disability in the first place.'

Judge hearing case filed by employees' pension committee castigates province for delaying action on pension plan shortfall.

Two-year freeze on increases will end on Jan. 1 and rates could rise by 15 cents per $100 of earnings.

BCGEU also negotiates new collective agreement at St. James Daycare Society.

NUPGE's national secretary-treasurer says Canada’s debt is much lower than most countries – nowhere near to being a serious problem – and there is a lot of proof that government spending cuts are the wrong approach.

'According to the Canada Safety Council, 75% of people bullied in the workplace will leave their jobs.'

'Hanging in the balance of the decision is whether the committee or the government has the authority to devise the plan to insure security and long term solvency.'

Labour organizations gathering at 10 a.m. at Health Resource Centre.

Legislation introduced by President Nicolas Sarkozy to raise the eligible age for minimum pensions to 62 from 60 and for full pensions to 67 from 65.

'This is about improving road safety for all British Columbians and working to provide additional resources to police forces.' - Dean Purdy.

Top 50 U.S. CEOs got $598 million since laying off 37,759 employees after the 2008 economic meltdown.

Agreement covering Local 701 members employed at Saint John brush factory runs until July 31, 2014.

It’s time for Canada to put into practice our international commitments to labour rights.

NUPGE wrote Prime Minister Stephen Harper last month urging Canada to support a commission of inquiry into war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Wages key issue for employees at private manufacturer of cookies, candy and flavoured syrups.

'The toughest issues are still on the table.' - Tyler England.

Small levy on international currency transactions would generate an estimated $35 billion annually.

'Now is a good time for all civil service members — and all NSGEU members — to speak up about the vital importance of having enough workers to do the work.' - NSGEU.

Information and privacy commissioners from across the country call on governments to change their overly secretive practices.

'Laid-off workers have not received their severance entitlements despite an employment standards regulation requiring the employer to pay out all wages within 48 hours.' - BCGEU.

Liberals would add 55 more doctors and double the number of health care clinics and nurse practitioners.

$400 deposit fee finally dropped but other 'outrageous' exploitation practices against Guatemalan migrants continue in Quebec, says UFCW Canada.

'Most of the accommodation solutions are inexpensive and don't turn the workplace upside down.'

'We're calling on the federal government to drop the current action they have in the Supreme Court.'