
"People are not making enough to survive in the housing market. You would have to save an average 10 years for you to put a down payment of 20 per cent to purchase your home." – Natasha

On June 1, UFCW 1006A will join workers, labour and community allies in observing Injured Workers Day.

"They went on television claiming to say we are essential, we are needed— and yet to pay us in a way that we could actually afford to live in this city, well that’s an offer they (Ford government) would only dangle around at elections." – Latoya

"I believe that paid sick days and paid time off should be legislated to take care of workers' physical and mental health, and to prevent worker burnout." – Sabrina

Union members are at the forefront of standing up for equality and fairness in our workplaces and our communities.

UFCW 1006A members, working for SSP Canada Food Service at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, have ratified a new union contract.

Security guards and dispatchers, working for Cadillac Fairview Corporation, have voted to join UFCW 1006A.

Congratulations to Tracy Neelands, a UFCW 1006A member working at the Real Canadian Superstore in Milton.

UFCW 1006A members, activists and staff joined more than 2000 delegates across Canada for the 31st Canadian Labour Congress Convention, to organize, strategize and demonstrate the power of collective action.

UFCW 1006A delegates were proud to participate in the UFCW Women’s Network Convention in Montreal.

Sara Malki became a steward because she wanted to help people.

From May 4 to 9, we observe Safety and Health week across Canada to focus on preventing injury and illness in workplaces, homes and communities.

"That comfort, care, and sense of belonging is priceless, and I will remain forever grateful."