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Community Initiation of Welfare-to-Work
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Women’s Employment in BC
Effects of Government Downsizing and Employment Policy Changes 2001-2004 Download 472.24 KB48 pages
FastFacts: Is Labour’s Future in the Streets?
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Labour Deserves More Than Tip of Hat
John Hamm’s Labour Day message asks Nova Scotians to “honour the role of working people.” But such proclamations do little to address the realities of…
So much for Aliant’s community commitment
At first glance I find it hard to make sense of the Aliant strike. A very profitable company that claims it is ³deeply committed to…
July 2004: Let’s Learn from F.D.R.
Our jobless youth could be doing needed environmental repair work Here we are in the summer of 2004, fortunate to be living in one of…
Back to Basics
Workers Compensation in Manitoba Download 130.38 KB9 pages
Back-to-work legislation a threat to democracy
Recently two provincial governments have removed one of the most important democratic rights that Canadians enjoy – collective bargaining. Not only have British Columbia and…
BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends
Summer 2004, Volume 7, Number 2 Download 808.86 KB8 pages Inside this issue: Putting Kids to Work: The Deregulation of Child Labour in BC by…
Hell and High Water
An Assessment of Paul Martin’s Record and Implications for the Future Download 291.35 KB 140 pages Canadians may remember Paul Martin’s pledge upon becoming Finance…
New book examines Paul Martin’s record as a guide to the future
Ottawa–Canadians remember Paul Martin as the man who slew the deficit dragon “come hell or high water. ” He fulfilled that promise by making the…
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