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What CNESST cutbacks mean for you

By v.viens@ues800.org

François Legault’s government insists it will not back down on hard-won gains and that CNESST services will be preserved. Yet the organization, which must eliminate 250 jobs (equivalent to 5% of its workforce), anticipates service delays and disruptions.  We will take the government at its word, but we will still document the concrete impacts experienced […]

QFL reacts to the new cabinet

By v.viens@ues800.org

François Legault tries to revamp his image by attacking workers  The Quebec Federation of Labour (QFL) strongly condemns François Legault’s frontal attack on Quebec workers by tearing apart what remains of the Quebec model.  “It’s clear that François Legault, the most unpopular politician Quebec has ever known, wants to cover up all his government’s failures […]

Employment insurance: continued relief for workers

By v.viens@ues800.org

Prime Minister Carney’s announcement last Friday confirmed that two temporary measures, originally set to end in October, will now be extended until April 11, 2026:  These measures provide concrete support to hundreds of thousands of workers. But let’s keep in mind: they are still temporary. The labour movement continues to push for a comprehensive reform […]

Action 800 : Congratulations to the winners!

By v.viens@ues800.org

Through your photos, you gave us a window into your reality, your pride in your work and your daily impact.Your faces shine a light on our organization and reflect the strength of the 800 in the industrial sector. Thank you to everyone who participated. You are at the heart of what drives the 800 forward, […]

Protest today in front of the prime minister’s office

By v.viens@ues800.org

Education cuts: yet another CAQ failure The Quebec Federation of Labour (QFL) strongly denounces the Legault government’s announcement of more than half a billion dollars in cuts to education. These cuts, brought forward by Education Minister Bernard Drainville, further weaken a public education system already stretched to the breaking point. Today, as workers and dozens […]

Agreement in principle signed at PH Tech: solidarity pays off

By v.viens@ues800.org

With a strike set to begin on June 22, union members at the PH Tech plant in Lévis officially ratified an agreement in principle during a last-chance mediation meeting held on June 19. After months of negotiations and a 95% strike mandate, the members of SEU 800 have once again shown that solidarity gets results.  […]