Sask. unemployment rate dipped slightly in May to 5.6 per cent: Statistics Canada
“There are more people working in Saskatchewan than ever before,” said Jeremy Harrison.
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“There are more people working in Saskatchewan than ever before,” said Jeremy Harrison.
Staff Writer ntrivuncic@fortfrances.com On Monday, the Northern Policy Institute (NPI) hosted the event Data and Ontario’s Northern Communities: A conversation with the Chief Statistician of Canada together with Statistics Canada. NPI performs research, collects and disseminates evidence, and identifies policy opportunities to support the growth of sustainable northern communities. The event was an opportunity for Statistics Canada to promote the importance of the census and how information collected from it highlights areas that could be improved. The event was hosted by Charles Cirtwi...
Share this article Share this article REGINA, SK, May 13, 2021 /CNW/ - Unifor is launching a national campaign calling on all elected provincial, territorial and federal legislators to enact anti-scab legislation, to restore balance to collective bargaining. "Scabs remove any incentive for the boss to bargain fairly and they tip the balance of power in favour of employers," said Jerry Dias, Unifor National President. "When the boss can fly in scabs, it undermines the workers who want to exercise their right to withdraw services when an employer is unreasonable." Anti-Scab Law Now (CNW Grou...
Winnipeg Free Press By: Linda Silas and Darlene Jackson Posted: Opinion As we approach the March 11 anniversary of the World Health Organization declaring COVID-19 a global pandemic, nurses across Canada are at their breaking point. We are exhausted, burned out – and angry. Nurses are on the front lines of the pandemic and our health-care system every day. We see its problems in brutal detail and we have the experience to know what’s needed. We have repeatedly called on decision-makers to addres...