Join us for fun outreach at Neilson Park during Junior Carnival! We’ll spread the word about Justice for Workers and the need for 10 paid sick days to keep our community safe. Meet us at 12 pm in front of Neilson House Community Centre, located near the bus stop at Neilson and Crow Trail. You can come for the whole outreach or stay for one shift: 12 pm - 1:30 pm or 1:30 pm - 3 pm.

On July 31, the Workers Income Protection Benefit (WIPB) which provided Ontario workers with 3 temporary paid sick days is set to expire. The WIPB was already inadequate and far from what workers need. 

As we brace for a possible seventh wave of COVID-19 in the fall, workers will once again be left with zero protections against illnesses.

Join us in calling our representatives to demand immediate action on 10 permanent employer-paid sick days! 

Join us for leafleting at the Taste of Lawrence! We’ll talk to community members about Justice for Workers and demanding permanent paid sick days. Meet us at 1:30 pm at the southeast corner of Warden and Lawrence.

This meeting will be held online using Zoom. There will be ASL and live captions provided in English. Please RSVP to receive a link to join the meeting.  

We are fighting for a $20 minimum wage; 10 paid sick days; increasing social assistance rates; equal pay; and real protections for frontline workers, including gig workers, temp agency workers, part-time workers and casual workers. 

Because of workers across the province, governments and the big business lobby are feeling the pressure. So let’s keep up the fight! Don’t miss this decent work organizing meeting. Your participation is crucial to improving working conditions in Ontario. 

This meeting will be held online using Zoom. There will be ASL and live captions provided in English. Please RSVP to receive a link to join the meeting.  

We are fighting for a $20 minimum wage; 10 paid sick days; increasing social assistance rates; equal pay; and real protections for frontline workers, including gig workers, temp agency workers, part-time workers and casual workers. 

Because of workers across the province, governments and the big business lobby are feeling the pressure. So let’s keep up the fight! Don’t miss this decent work organizing meeting. Your participation is crucial to improving working conditions in Ontario. 

This meeting will be held online using Zoom. There will be ASL and live captions provided in English. Please RSVP to receive a link to join the meeting.  

We are fighting for a $20 minimum wage; 10 paid sick days; increasing social assistance rates; equal pay; and real protections for frontline workers, including gig workers, temp agency workers, part-time workers and casual workers. 

Because of workers across the province, governments and the big business lobby are feeling the pressure. So let’s keep up the fight! Don’t miss this decent work organizing meeting. Your participation is crucial to improving working conditions in Ontario. 

This meeting will be held online using Zoom. There will be ASL and live captions provided in English. Please RSVP to receive a link to join the meeting.  

We are fighting for a $20 minimum wage; 10 paid sick days; increasing social assistance rates; equal pay; and real protections for frontline workers, including gig workers, temp agency workers, part-time workers and casual workers. 

Because of workers across the province, governments and the big business lobby are feeling the pressure. So let’s keep up the fight! Don’t miss this decent work organizing meeting. Your participation is crucial to improving working conditions in Ontario. 

We want to change the laws to ensure every worker has decent work and wages as well as respect and dignity on the job. Hundreds of workers in low-wage, part-time and precarious employment have identified the following 10 essential priorities for a decent work agenda that - if implemented - would better protect all of us. We hope you’ll join the movement.

We are fighting for: