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Toronto Hotel workers vote to choose their union

May 2 - 9:15 AM EDT
Workers at Toronto’s One King West Hotel gathered early Tuesday morning, donned in Unifor T-shirts...
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Rally for striking casino workers keeps pressure on

April 23 - 10:45 AM EDT
On Sunday, April 22, close to a thousand people from the Windsor community gathered...
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Hospitality Summit sets stage for growth

April 21 - 2:30 PM EDT
Unifor's first-ever Hospitality Summit, April 20-21, gave hotel workers a chance to meet and discuss common bargaining and organizing strategies.
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Reservations agents at Montreal’s Le Centre Sheraton join Unifor

April 19 - 8:45 AM EDT
Reservations agents at downtown Montreal’s Le Centre Sheraton Hotel are now part of Unifor...
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Striking Caesars Windsor casino workers hold the line

April 18 - 2:00 PM EDT
Since April 6, 2,3000 workers employed by Caesars Windsor casino and represented by Unifor Local 444...
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Striking Caesars Windsor casino workers hold the line

April 12 - 3:30 PM EDT
Caesars Windsor casino workers have been on the picket line since April 6, having rejected a tentative agreement...
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Caesars Windsor casino workers strike

April 6 - 11:00 AM EDT
Two thousand three hundred casino workers at Caesars Windsor, represented by Unifor Local 444, are on strike...
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Windsor casino workers vote for strike action

March 27 - 9:15 AM EDT
Casino workers, represented by Unifor Local 444, at the Caesars Windsor voted 98.3 % in favour of strike action.
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Hotel bargaining begins for Local 7575

March 22 - 10:45 AM EDT
Unifor National President Jerry Dias was on hand to launch the first round of bargaining for Unifor’s new Local 7575...
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Unifor fights to #SaveLocalNews and end harassment

March 9 - 3:45 PM EST
Unifor members were honored for their work at the Canadian Screen Awards, with some using the opportunity to highlight the crisis in local news.
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