Historic Policy Change Announced in Budget 2022 to Support Skilled Trades Workers in Canada
Canada’s Building Trades Unions Executive Director, Sean Strickland, has released the following statement in response to the Federal Government’s 2022 Budget: “On behalf of the 600,000 members of Canada’s Building Trades Unions, we applaud the Federal Government for including a Labour Mobility Deduction for Tradespeople in Budget 2022. This policy change creates real support in
Statement by Canada’s Building Trades Unions on the 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan
Canada’s Building Trades Unions Executive Director, Sean Strickland, has released the following statement: “On behalf of the 600,000 members of Canada’s Building Trades Unions, many of whom work in the oil and gas sector, we applaud the thoughtful approach that the Government of Canada is taking towards transitioning our economy to net-zero carbon emissions by
On International Women’s Day, let’s recognize bias and tackle it
Since 1911, on March 8 we’ve marked International Women’s Day — a yearly reminder that we must, as a society, continue to address the inequality facing women. It’s also a wakeup call to address our biases. Bias is an inclination or prejudice for or against one person or group; and unconscious biases are unconscious feelings
Statement by Canada’s Building Trades Unions on Trans Mountain Expansion Project
Canada’s Building Trades Unions Executive Director, Sean Strickland, has released the following statement regarding the Government of Canada’s announcement on the next steps for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project (the project): “Canada’s Building Trades Unions support Deputy Prime Minister Freeland’s announcement today, to ensure the Trans Mountain Expansion Project – an important part of Canada’s
