'We have reached the stage where we have no alternative but to take to the streets.' Barb Hutchings.

Union lacks confidence that 10% civil service cut can be managed without layoffs unless job security and retraining are strengthened to protect employees, says Joan Jessome.

Legislation would link CEO pay cheques to performance: "We’ve got to put the service back in public service.” - Premier McGuinty.

SGEU campaign says public liquor stores make sense for many reasons.

Employment Minister Rob Norris defies International Labour Organization ruling.

Layoffs announced while Matthew Teitelbaum reigns as 'million-dollar man.'

BCGEU and HSABC members among organizations and citizens banding together to preserve health and social services. - Updated.

'The union will continue pushing for the parties to get together and commit to a formal transfer process.' - BCGEU.

'This deal ensures that the skills and experience of the public service continue to provide good services at a good value in the coming years.' - Bob Bymoen.

Presentations being offered free across Ontario for new OHSA amendments that take effect June 15.

Contract re-tendering should minimize disruption, union says.

The announcement does not apply to freight trucks — a significant omission when freight emissions have nearly doubled since 1990.

8,500 top managers will remain eligible for so-called performance pay while the pay of tens of thousands of ordinary workers remains frozen.

Delegates gather from across Saskatchewan April 15-17 to debate, vote and strategize.

'This is an excellent opportunity for members to contribute to the future direction of the union and to represent the interests of other HSABC members.'