71% of Canadian public sector workers belong to a union compared to 16% of private sector workers.

At issue is the fact that the federal government raided a $28 billion surplus from pension plans of federal public service employees

Employees fighting for fair contract at Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology.

'No substantive agreement on any issue ... the union will be filing for conciliation shortly.'

Union representing health science professionals across British Columbia urges members to vote in favour.

Workers leaving sector in droves because of unstable work environment.

No more reimbursements for participating employees until after April 1.

Priority recommendations addressing tax subsidies could save well over $800 million annually.

MGEU requesting a return to the bargaining table as soon as possible.

Visually-impaired activist Donna Jodhan asks, 'Should we be interpreting this to mean that the government does not consider us as equal?'

Satirical video called People for Corporate Tax Cuts makes the point that public employees and public programs must not lavish unnecessary billions on corporations.

'SIAST and the provincial government which is directing these negotiations from behind the scenes refuses to move in a positive direction that would lead to an agreement.'

'Our hope is that the employer will now re-engage in productive bargaining discussions. We look forward to resolving this impasse.' - Darryl Walker.

Brussels, Belgium (21 January 2011) - EU Member State representatives today adopted the European Commission’s draft Regulation banning the use of credits from industrial gas projects in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) post-2012.

Phthalates are known to cause health problems like allergies, diabetes, and weight problems in children, as well as urinary tract and testicular malformation in little boys, since they're an "anti-androgen" hormone disrupter.