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The N.B. government’s January 22 announcement to include domestic violence leave...

Unifor locals across Canada have made donations to 48 food banks, totaling $135,000 ....

Unifor activists joined trade unionists from across Nova Scotia as they gathered for the N.S. Federation of Labour’s 49th convention...

Unifor members and allies held rallies across Canada today to show support for the government’s push for a renegotiated NAFTA.

Unifor members, including two busloads of striking workers from the CAMI Ingersoll plant, rally in Ottawa to show solidarity with Mexican workers.

The role of retirees in the union is growing, and vital to the union;s work, Unifor’s annual Retired Workers Council heard

Workers at the GM CAMI Assembly Ingersoll plant authorized Unifor Local 88’s Bargaining Committee to initiate strike action

After eight years of struggle and repeated court challenges, Chatham Navistar retirees marked their victories for pensions and severance.

The auto industry in Canada is back on solid ground and has a strong future, thanks in large part to Unifor, and a federal government that recognizes the importance of the industry, Unifor National President Jerry Dias said at the Toronto Auto Show today.