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FFAW Predicts Rough Winter for Workers Impacted By EI Changes - Vimarsana News

FFAW Predicts Rough Winter for Workers Impacted By EI Changes

The FFAW predicts a very difficult winter for harvesters and plant workers negatively affected by changes to E...

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FFAW: EI Regulations Changes Miss Mark - Vimarsana News

FFAW: EI Regulations Changes Miss Mark

Changes to the EI regulations a couple of weeks ago totally missed the mark says the union which represents wo...

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FFAW-Unifor president says federal government's EI extension falls short - Vimarsana News

FFAW-Unifor president says federal government's EI extension falls short

While the federal government has extended employment insurance benefits for some seasonal workers, FFAW-Unifor president Greg Pretty says they'll do little to help those in the fishery — and EI needs to be shaken up.

Source: cbc.ca
FFAW Working to Ensure South Coast Cod Fishery Stays Open - Vimarsana News

FFAW Working to Ensure South Coast Cod Fishery Stays Open

The fisheries union is working hard to ensure that the commercial cod fishery in area 3PS on the province's so...

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Seafood-pricing system is flawed and a new one needs to be in place by end of January, says report - Vimarsana News

Seafood-pricing system is flawed and a new one needs to be in place by end of January, says report

A new report from the Newfoundland and Labrador government says the current seafood price-setting process is flawed, and it outlines the need for a formula-based system that would improve the industry for harvesters and plant owners.

Source: cbc.ca