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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 […]

Passage of Bill 89

By v.viens@ues800.org

A turning point with serious consequences for quebec  Bill 89, officially passed today, will have serious and far-reaching consequences for Quebec’s entire workforce. “The Premier and his Labour Minister clearly fail to grasp the extent of the damage this new legislation will inflict. This is a dark day for working people,” stated spokespersons Robert Comeau […]

Bill 101 to improve certain labour laws

By v.viens@ues800.org

A setback for Quebec women The Quebec Federation of Labour (QFL) expresses serious reservations about Bill 101, which the government calls An Act to improve certain labour laws. In reality, this bill represents yet another setback for Quebec women in terms of occupational health and safety. “By excluding health, social services, and education workers from […]

QFL reaction to the pause in permanent immigration

By v.viens@ues800.org

The Quebec Federation of Labour (QFL) reiterates the importance of relying on permanent immigration to fill permanent labour needs, and of urgently building bridges to permanent immigration for temporary foreign workers in the country. “We’re worried that temporary workers will remain in a precarious situation while Quebec takes the time to reflect. We can’t continue to count […]

QFL reaction to the federal budget

By v.viens@ues800.org

”Since nature hates a void, it’s easy to see why the federal government is acting in the caq’s ”areas of incompetence”. –Denis Bolduc, QFL general secretary The Quebec Fédération of Labour (QFL) welcomes many of the measures announced in the federal budget, such as investments in housing, drug insurance and food assistance, and believes they […]