November 29 in Montreal
Series:
Workers' rights undermined by the Quebec government
Since its second term in office, the CAQ has been pushing through reforms to weaken unions and limit the right to strike, while favoring large corporations. From Santé Québec to the law on strikes and lockouts, to the attempt to make union dues optional, everything points to a strategy aimed at undermining working-class organizations.
Entrevue avec un syndicaliste du cimetière Notre-Dame-des-Neiges
Unions prepare to resist Quebec Bill 89
The right to strike under attack
Unions must do more to oppose Bill 89, says blue-collar delegate
Demonstration in front of Jean Boulet’s residence
Labour groups call for Quebec’s Labour Minister to resign
Quebec government budget tabled
Union activists invade Quebec Ministry of Labour against PL89
Attaque au droit de grève
Quebec Labour Minister targeted again for anti-strike legislation
Projet de loi 89 au Québec
Workers demonstrate against regressive proposed labour law
Bill 89 to limit the right to strike
Jean Boulet sets Quebec back 60 years
A portrait of Quebec’s Minister of Labour