Jun 28

Commission on Warehouse Work in Montreal

 
 
 
The Commission on Warehouse Work grew out of the IWC’s organizing on the issue of placement agencies during the last eight years. Te frst group of placement agency workers who met at the Centre were Dollarama warehouse workers. Te meetings focused on basic labour rights. Te Association des travailleurs et travailleuses d’agences de placements (ATTAP) was formed several years later as a worker-led organization of placement agency workers. ATTAP has continued to campaign for reforms to improve protections for all placement agency workers and takes action against violations of labour standards and health and safety conditions. ATTAP has promoted a series of demands for change, culminating in the recent reform of the Québec labour code that recognized the precarious situation of placement agency workers and introduced some reforms to address these injustices.

Dollarama and Warehouse Workers

Resolution Demanding the Protection of Human Rights at Dollarama: Press Conference Faced with the Resolution Submitted by the BCGEU to the Dollarama Shareholders’ Annual General Meeting

Montreal, June 8, 2021. – To the Dollarama shareholders’ annual general meeting, scheduled for June 9th, a resolution has been submitted by the British Columbia Government and Service Employees’ Union (BCGEU). The resolution stresses the need to insure the human rights of workers and requests that “Dollarama prepare a report outlining how it assesses and mitigates the human rights risks arising out of its use of third-party staffing agencies for... Read more →