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The ongoing Montreal transit strike highlights the importance of understanding employment rights during labor disputes, relevant for Ontario's workers facing similar challenges.

Ontario's public service workers face uncertainty as the federal government plans to cut 30,000 jobs by 2028, impacting employment rights and severance options.

Frontline workers at Toronto Community Housing have voted to strike due to understaffing and unsafe conditions, impacting local senior and community housing services.

Toronto housing and seniors support workers at TCHC and TSHC have voted for a strike mandate, highlighting safety concerns and understaffing issues.

Federal plans to alter collective bargaining rules raise concerns among Ontario workers about potential impacts on job security and fair compensation.

A strike vote by Alberta hospital staff highlights the importance of understanding worker rights in Ontario, including fair wages and safe working conditions.

The federal government plans to cut 40,000 public service jobs, impacting employees across Ontario. Understand your rights if affected.

Health-care workers in North York strike, claiming misuse of funds intended for wage increases, highlighting potential impacts on employment rights.

After a nearly five-week strike, Ontario college support staff have ratified a new three-year collective agreement, affecting workers across the province.

High youth unemployment in Ontario prompts federal action, highlighting the importance of understanding employment rights and protections.

Stellantis is relocating production from Brampton, Ontario to the U.S., sparking a federal dispute resolution process to protect Canadian jobs.

The Skills Development Fund scandal involving Ontario's Labour Minister raises questions about fair funding practices, impacting worker rights and employment opportunities.