In the Media
A list of all of the Worker Solidarity Network’s media features!
2023
- August 28, The Tyee: Too Hot to Handle: Heat Poses Rising Risk to BC Workers
- June 17, Chek News: Six foot thermometer placed outside B.C. Legislature in rally for worker protections
- June 17, Victoria News: PHOTOS: Worker Solidarity Network calls on government to protect workers in extreme heat
- June 6, Vancouver Sun: ‘Exhausting’: What it’s like to live on minimum wage in Vancouver
- June 4, The Georgia Straight: Can’t stand the heat: Kitchen workers suffer when temperatures soar
- April 28, Spring Magazine (Op-Ed): From IWD to May Day: Connecting working women’s struggles
- April 13, The Tyee (Op-Ed): Why We Need Social Justice in the Just Transition
- April 5, Chek News (Video): B.C. to increase minimum wage to $16.75 starting June 1
- Feb 24, The Tyee: BC Pledges a Big Budget Boost to Protect Workers’ Rights
2022
- July 2022, Spring Magazine: Workers’ rights and the fight for climate justice
- June 13, CANADALAND, Podcast: The Baristas vs. Starbucks
- June 13, CANADALAND, Lessons from the one unionized Starbucks in Canada (feat. WSN board member Izzy Adachi)
- 2 live radio interviews (CBC All Points West, CBC On the Island with Gregor Craigie) – featuring our Solidarity Stewards Program Coordinator Andreea Micu!
2021
- Feb 25, The Tyee, We Need Paid Sick Leave for All
- March 8, The Province, Opinion: To reduce gender inequality, introduce paid sick leave
- March 9, Policy Note, To reduce gender inequality, introduce paid sick leave
- March 21, Redeye Collective, The Right To Paid Sick Leave Is A Feminist Issue
- April 20, CBC, Advocates continue to call for universal paid sick leave policy in B.C. | CBC News
- April 21, Chek News, B.C.’s budget leaves room to be desired when it comes to paid sick leave, advocates say
- April 29, The Mike Smyth Show (CKNW AM-980 Talk Radio) Interview
- June 1st, Chek News, Victoria restaurant owners adjust to new minimum wage
- June 7, Addressing sexualized violence in the service industry (May I? Project)
- June 29, Chek News, Unionized Starbucks workers in Victoria ratify collective agreement (WSN commentary featured)
- October 18, Press Progress, BC Business Lobby Wants Paid Sick Day ‘Entitlements’ Delayed ‘Until After The Pandemic’
- November 25, Socialist Alternative, BC: 5 Paid Sick Days a Disappointing Win
- November 25, (Press Progress), Labour Unions ‘Disappointed’ After BC NDP Government Delivers Only Half of Recommended 10 Paid Sick Days
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