National Day of Mourning 2022

April 20, 2021

Please join us to commemorate and remember the lives that have been injured or killed at the workplace. #DayofMourning2022.

Thursday, April 28, 2022 at 12:30PM, join us in an act of remembrance and solidarity for workers killed or injured as a result of their work.

This year, the event will be broadcasted live through Yukon Federation of Labour’s Facebook Page.

Canada’s unions applaud the introduction of federal paid sick leave

December 1, 2022

On November 25th – Canada’s unions are raising awareness on Gender-Based Violence at Work

November 25, 2022

Unions welcome new protections for workers’ pensions

November 23, 2022

Canada’s unions on COP27: Some wins, but we have our work cut out for us

November 21, 2022

Bank of Canada’s continuous rate hike is not slowing down inflation

November 17, 2022

Trans workers disproportionately impacted by harassment, violence at work

November 13, 2022

Statement from Larry Rousseau: Meaningful investments and a seat at the table for workers essential for decarbonization

November 5, 2022

Statement by Bea Bruske: Ford’s use of notwithstanding clause is a full-on violation of workers’ rights

November 3, 2022

Fall economic statement: Canada’s unions welcome new investments