CAW

  • Canadian Auto Workers Block Plant Auction To Salvage Back Pay, Benefits
    Gerry Farnham
    Jan 4 2010 - 4:36am

    Why are workers forced to occupy plants and blockade workplaces to get what they are legally entitled to? Canadian auto workers are in a bitter struggle just to win severance and benefits they're owed.

  • Canadian Auto Workers Take Concessions at Big 3

    Tiffany Ten Eyck

    In late April the Canadian Auto Workers reached a surprise agreement with Ford, almost five months before contract expiration and before workers even knew that talks were under way. . . .


    Yes
  • Viewpoint: CAW Committed to Militancy, Movement Unionism

    Jim O’Neil

    Labor activism has never been limited to a single tactic or channel. It is this point that Herman Rosenfeld fails to recognize in his Viewpoint criticizing the recent direction of the Canadian Auto Workers union (see Labor Notes February 2008). . . .


    Yes
  • Viewpoint: Canadian Auto Workers Moves from Fighting Back to Cooperating

    Herman Rosenfeld

    For many labor activists around the world, the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW), a union born in the refusal to accept the concessions agenda of the 1980s, has been an inspiring example. . . .


    Yes