How Immigration Really Works
Who will choose Canada’s next wave of newcomers? It could be someone in your town
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Workplace Harassment Goes Virtual
Far from pausing the problem, the pandemic has intensified it across online platforms
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The Emotional Tax of Essential Work
Customer experience is routinely privileged over employee well-being. As COVID-19 case numbers surge, we’re seeing the consequences
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Health Care Workers Still Fear Bringing the Pandemic Home
We may have flattened the curve, but nurses, doctors, and staff can’t relax—the worst may be yet to come
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The Struggles of Sustainable Farming
If you’re paying $1 for lettuce, somebody’s being exploited. So is the environment
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The Perils of Professional Dress
What women’s workwear standards reveal about our attitudes toward class, gender, and body type
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Three Poems
A series about the lives and experiences of African Canadians who joined the Union army in the American Civil War
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What the Winnipeg General Strike Can Teach Us about Class, Capitalism, and Greed
In 1919, 35,000 workers ground Winnipeg to a halt. We may never again see another strike like it
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Walmart Has Everything—Except Unions
Employees at a Quebec Walmart made history by unionizing their store. Six months later, management shut it down
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Why It’s So Hard to Actually Work in Shared Offices
WeWork offers freelancers a chic workspace and beer on tap—but are people productive?
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