Two-tiered minimum wage will squeeze more from workers
Currently New Brunswick is debating the notion of a two-tiered minimum wage wherein workers earning tips will receive a lower ...
Month: January 2012
Federation of Labour Presidents call on Premiers to stand up for health care services
Moncton - The Presidents of the Provincial and Territorial Federations of Labour are calling on Canada’s Premiers to reject an ...
Home care workers need proper wages and pay equity
If one asks an aging person where s/he would like to finish her days, she will inevitably answer "at home" ...
Reaching out in adversity: Job Seekers NB provides space for mutual aid
New Brunswick's current economy is characterized by the fallout from the 2008 global economic crisis. This neo-liberal economy is highly ...
Common Front for Social Justice say pre-budget consultations not accessible to thousands
Moncton - “We are totally flabbergasted by the decision of Blaine Higgs, our Minister of Finance, to cut out thousands ...
Pay Equity Coalition demands studies from the NB government
New Brunswickers working in the private sector and the NB Coalition for Pay Equity are joining their voices to ask ...
Thursday Jazz at Cedar Tree (Fredericton)
Thursday Jazz featuring the Cedar Ensemble, with Mark Lulham (sax), Don Gorman (upright bass), and introducing Matt Gray (guitar) & ...
Videos: Native Awareness Days 2011
Native Awareness Days happened at St. Thomas University in Fredericton, New Brunswick, in November. The 2011 theme was "Our Home ...
Coke helps save Canada’s polar bears but exploits developing countries
The Coca-Cola Company has put on a happy face for the North American public by pledging to help protect the ...
Experts highlight hazards of nuclear energy
Saint John - Serious risks of nuclear energy far outweigh benefits, experts said during a public forum at the University ...
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