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As the pressure of global warming upends jobs, education, health and our communities, the impact of environmental racism exposes the destruction suppression of Racialized and Indigenous dreams and aspirations for economy equality.
This workshop addresses this debate and is concerned in particular with the active role of workers and the trade unions in this transition, including examples from the built environment of successful intervention.
International Labour Organization’s World Employment and Social Outlook Report 2018 draws on York Partnership Programme ACW to promote worker engagement in addressing climate change.
Journalist Hanseena Manek takes us inside the working of this ground-breaking initiative to address environmental racism.
Who controls the meaning of the phrase “Just Transition”?
The task force will lay out a path to help Canada transition to the new, job-rich low carbon economy.
On IWD, March 8, PSI launched a new website demanding an end to gender-based discrimination at work and calling for the transformation of the division of labour.
The award honours those who have made a significant contribution to the field of labour relations and human rights.
Canada’s social safety system isn’t robust enough to support a ‘just and fair transition’ to the clean economy for all workers. It’s time that changed.
New leaflet by CAUT urges members to confront climate change, and provides a plan of action.