La FTQ souhaite une amélioration pour tous les types d'emplois
Le président de la FTQ, Daniel Boyer, est le seul parmi les grands syndicats qui a insisté pour une offre pour tous les types d’emplois.
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Le président de la FTQ, Daniel Boyer, est le seul parmi les grands syndicats qui a insisté pour une offre pour tous les types d’emplois.
"When there is work outside the large metropolitan regions like Montreal and Quebec City — in Outaouais, in Abitibi, in Gaspésie — these companies take contracts there and, when they arrive, they bring the workers they know," says Éric Boisjoly, general manager of FTQ-Construction. Photo by John Mahoney /Montreal Gazette Article content The FTQ and FTQ-Construction unions are asking the Quebec government to ensure that construction sites being set up in the province’s regions during the economic recovery will employ workers from those regions. The heads of the two unions, Daniel Boy...
Union leaders stand in front of a banner as they demonstrate on Nov. 25, 2020 in Quebec City. From left, first row: Sonia Ethier of the CSQ, Line Lamarre of the SPGQ, Andrée Poirier of the APTS, Nancy Bédard of the FIQ. Second row: Daniel Boyer of the FTQ, Sylvain Mallette of the FAE, Jacques Létourneau of the CSN, Christian Daigle of the SFPQ. Photo by Jacques Boissinot /The Canadian Press files Article content Delegates representing 131,000 members of the FIQ and APTS health and social services unions have rejected an improved contract offer from the Quebec government, presented March ...
RMB 150 members, RMB 250 non-members AustCham China, in conjunction with the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade), will host an Austrade Breakfast Briefing on March 3rd at Grand Millennium. Austrade’s Beijing-based leadership team will reflect on the past twelve months, and outline their plans for the year ahead. This is an in-person event, however, we will also be live-streaming the briefing as a webinar for those who are unable to attend.
The budget, COVID-19 and results from a family survey are on the agenda for the Jan. 25 WCSD board meeting