Employment and labour

BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends

Fall 2010, Volume 13, Number 3

Issue(s): Employment and labour, Environment and sustainability, Housing and homelessness, Inequality and poverty, Public services and privatization

September 15, 2010

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Unpacking the Housing Numbers: How Much New Social Housing is BC Building? by Seth Klein and Lorraine Copas
Climate Justice, Green Jobs and Sustainable Production in BC by Marc Lee and Kenneth I. Carlaw
Lack of Water Data a Cause for Public Concern by Ben Parfitt
Job Creation Alone Will Not Solve BC’s Poverty Problem by Iglika Ivanova
Fossil Fuel Peddling Impedes BC’s Progress Toward a Green Future by Marc Lee

Temporary foreign workers and the election

A major issue getting scant debate

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Issue(s): Employment and labour, Federal election

April 26, 2011

Labour Notes: The attack on unions has now come to Canada

How do we respond?

Commentary and Fact Sheets

Issue(s): Employment and labour

Projects & Initiatives: Labour Matters

April 7, 2011

Corporate tax cuts not delivering on job creation—study

News Release

Issue(s): Corporations and corporate power, Economy and economic indicators, Employment and labour

April 5, 2011

Corporate Income Taxes, Profit, and Employment Performance of Canada’s Largest Companies

Reports & Studies

Issue(s): Corporations and corporate power, Economy and economic indicators, Employment and labour, Taxes and tax cuts

April 5, 2011

Secure retirement is chancy without good private pensions

The Monitor

Issue(s): Economy and economic indicators, Employment and labour

March 31, 2011

Scott Walker is not welcome in Canada

Commentary and Fact Sheets

Issue(s): Corporations and corporate power, Economy and economic indicators, Employment and labour

March 21, 2011

Working for a Living Wage 2011

Making Paid Work Meet Basic Family Needs in Metro Vancouver

Reports & Studies

Issue(s): Employment and labour, Inequality and poverty

Projects & Initiatives: Public Interest Research Project (BC)

March 21, 2011

Colour Coded Labour Market: The Gap for Racialized Workers

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Issue(s): Economy and economic indicators, Employment and labour, Human rights

Projects & Initiatives: Growing Gap

Colour code keeps workers out of good jobs: Study

News Release

Issue(s): Economy and economic indicators, Employment and labour, Human rights

Projects & Initiatives: Growing Gap

March 20, 2011

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Employment and labour

BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends

Fall 2010, Volume 13, Number 3

About this Publication

Temporary foreign workers and the election

A major issue getting scant debate

Labour Notes: The attack on unions has now come to Canada

How do we respond?

Corporate tax cuts not delivering on job creation—study

Corporate Income Taxes, Profit, and Employment Performance of Canada’s Largest Companies

Saving for Retirement

Secure retirement is chancy without good private pensions

Scott Walker is not welcome in Canada

Working for a Living Wage 2011

Making Paid Work Meet Basic Family Needs in Metro Vancouver

Colour Coded Labour Market: The Gap for Racialized Workers

Colour code keeps workers out of good jobs: Study

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