The federal government should not be handing over yellowtail to another country while Newfoundland and Labrador harvesters have no access to the resource.
Processing workers face unique safety challenges in their workplaces. Having a safety sector council that will address those concerns will be paramount in reducing the high rates of injury and
FFAW-Unifor is seeking a full-time Staff Representative to service members in the Industrial/Retail/Offshore sector. Reporting to FFAW-Unifor management, the Staff Representative is responsible for the servicing of Collective Agreements, collective
The election of a minority government should send a clear message to our elected officials that Canadians want to see more co-operation amongst the parties.
In light of the serious concerns and considerable frustration from harvesters with respect to oil and gas development and aquaculture, as well as the lack of acknowledgement and respect from
The janitorial workers at Provincial Ready Mix are celebrating a well-deserved victory at the Labour Relations Board following a five-year battle with their employer to negotiate their first collective agreement.
Instead of simply criticizing DFO’s proposed management approach, FFAW committed to developing an alternate management framework for the snow crab fishery that incorporates fish harvester knowledge and expertise.
“Any party that is vying for your vote this election must understand the importance of the inshore fishery to our rural communities and to our province."