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JOURNAL DECEMBER 2013

By v.viens@ues800.org

Our strength is that, despite our differences of opinion, we stand together when it comes to defending the rights of our members and workers. Link to the journal: December 2013

JOURNAL JUNE 2013

By v.viens@ues800.org

Looking at the Canadian political scene, it is easy to notice which parties are from the left wing or from the right wing. The New Democratic Party (NDP) and the Conservative Party (CP) are opposed in their position, it is rather obvious. No need for a political science degree to understand that. Link to the […]

JOURNAL DECEMBER 2012 

By v.viens@ues800.org

Normally, when we use the word proletarian, we imagine a speech related to battles fought by workers, to Karl Marx or to communism. Not this time, during my readings, I came upon the etymology of the word that means, at its origin a Roman citizen who has only his children as his riches. Link to […]

Journal december 2011

By v.viens@ues800.org

Don’t be afraid to say it, the Charest government is trying to drown a fish. To divert the glares of citizens on the corruption within the construction industry from the builders and the engineering firms, Charest is attacking unions. Furthermore, Charest has succeeded in dividing unions by exciting (TAUNTING) the QFL and the International offices […]

Journal june 2010

By v.viens@ues800.org

After the tax reductions and electoral speeches claiming a balanced budget, the government and their “experts”, now echoed by their partisan media are attempting to instill in the population a series of preconceived ideas: Link to the journal : June 2010

JOURNAL DECEMBER 2009 

By v.viens@ues800.org

The United Nations Organization (UN) appears to be skeptic with the dawn of the Copenhagen conference on climate change and the possible accord to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) that would replace the Kyoto Protocol. On the other hand, the environmentalists believe that there will be other “Copenhagen’s” that will bring about an obligatory change.  […]

JOURNAL DECEMBER 2005

By v.viens@ues800.org

Some 50 years ago, when the large American union central was created, the AFL-CIO, 1 American worker out of 5 was a member of a union. Today, only 1 worker out of 12 is unionized. Such a situation allows us to realize that “Made in the USA” unionism is an endangered species. Link to the […]