International Working Women's Day 2023 at WSN The Worker Solidarity Network is excited to present our panel fundraiser event to celebrate International Working Women's Day and fundraise for our Solidarity…
Worker Solidarity Network's 2022 AGM! We are pleased to invite you to the 2022 Worker Solidarity Network Annual General Meeting. The AGM will take place virtually December 7th from 6-8PM.…
Thank you for participating in the Worker Solidarity Network's survey on the intersection between climate and labour justice. Your responses are valuable to the project, and your identity will remain…
June 7, 2021 This post was written as a collaboration between the Worker Solidarity Network and the Anti-Violence Project May I? Starting in 2017, a group of service industry workers,…
Esta guia fue preparada por nuestrxs amigxs de la Dignidad Migrante. Para mas information visite su Youtube Channel This guide was prepared by our friends at Dignidad Migrante. For more…
We’ve put together a guide to your rights as a worker during the COVID-19 pandemic. We know this is a lot of information and it’s challenging for everyone. If you…
Are you or someone you know being exploited by an employer? Have you been fired, suspended, or let go? Are you missing overtime pay or having your tips stolen? In…
Tips or Gratuities – Model Legislation Proposals Retail Action Network, in collaboration with the Employment Standards Coalition, are calling on the BC Government to introduce legislation that will protect tips…
Want to Unionise Your Workplace? Had enough of your boss pushing you and your coworkers around? Feel like you should be treated with dignity and respect, but instead you’re getting…
Starbucks has received much praise for their commitment to hire 10,000 refugees as a response to Donald Trump’s U.S. Immigration Ban. Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz demonstrated his opposition to Trump’s…