Posts in Labor Rights
IFPTE Joins With Federal Workers Alliance to Urge DOD to Support NDAA Provision to Prevent Patronage System in Federal Government

IFPTE joined the Federal Workers Alliance letter to Defense Secretary Austin, Deputy Secretary Hicks, and Under Secretary of Defense Cisneros requesting DoD weigh in with Congress and support inclusion of language in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to prevent “Schedule F” or any similar effort from a presidential administration to weaken and politicize the federal civil service and circumvent merit principles, due process and competitive hiring for federal workers.

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SOLIDARITY ALERT: The Ford Government Takes Aim at Public Sector Unions - LABOUR Fights Back

Doug Ford’s government is launching a full-frontal attack on basic labour freedoms in Ontario, specifically Education Minister Stephen Lecce’s efforts to pull the plug on bargaining with CUPE while it’s still underway, and use legislation to forcibly impose a contract on education workers.

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Senior Crown Attorneys, SUP/IFPTE Local 160 Announce Shared Services Agreement

The Ontario Association of Senior Crown Attorneys (OASCA) and the Society of United Professionals (SUP/IFPTE Local 160) announced this week that they have reached a shared services agreement that will see the two organizations work together to advance the interests of 70 Senior Crown Attorneys across Ontario.

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IFPTE Secretary-Treasurer Gay Henson Takes on Tennessee's Right-to-Work FOR LESS Constitutional Amendment Head On

IFPTE Secretary-Treasurer, and Tennessee native, Gay Henson authored a strongly worded opinion column in the Chattanooga Times Free Press last Friday in opposition to the state’s ballot initiative aimed at enshrining the deplorable ‘right-to-work for less’ laws into Tennessee’s constitution.

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