Zak Vescera, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Tyee
Vancouver woman organized a Starbucks. Then they fired her
Frédérique Martineau says despite the corporation’s justification, she feels targeted
What a fairer migrant farm worker program could look like
More worker power and better oversight needed to protect the people B.C. depends on to grow its food
What to do with WorkSafeBC's giant pot of money?
Over the past 10 years, WorkSafeBC has built up a massive surplus thanks to investments and steady premium payments from businesses
B.C. moves closer to gig worker protection laws
British Columbia’s labour minister plans to soon pass new laws guaranteeing basic pay, rights and protections for tens of thousands of gig workers
A rising call for one big change in championing workers
Sectoral bargaining could have a sweeping effect by letting unions negotiate for employees at multiple sites, even if they aren’t members
Punched on the job: when gig workers are denied basic safety support
An assaulted Uber driver makes the case, say advocates, for extending employee rights. The B.C. government isn’t sure.
B.C. to tackle the deadliest workplace killer
Worker advocates are applauding the move to reduce deaths from asbestos
How this year's big federal strike advanced working from home
PSAC’s contract terms show remote work is here to stay, say experts
B.C.’s negotiations with government lawyers collapse
Lawyers working for the B.C. government say they’re willing to strike to win the right to form their own union after negotiations with the province broke down last week
Temporary foreign workers hit record levels in B.C.
B.C. businesses are hiring a record number of temporary foreign workers as they struggle to fill jobs. The latest federal data show there were more than 32,200 people in B.C.