Campaign News

Income gap the 'No. 1 story' of this generation

The Rich and The Rest of Us forum packs Steelworkers Hall

By: Arron Pickard - Sudbury Northern Life Staff

 

'The rich and the rest of us'

 

By Jonathan Migneault, The Sudbury Star

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

 

Live town hall forum on income inequality to be held in Sudbury

Inequality is on the rise in Ontario. Wages are falling; profits are soaring. The poor are getting poorer, the middle class is shrinking and the top one per cent is getting a lot richer. The public services we all depend on are being slashed to pay for tax cuts for the richest corporations in the country.

Campaign Update - New video, publications and newsletter

The National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE) launched the All Together Now! campaign in 2010. 

Video - Income inequality

New video released October 24, 2012 

Governing in the dark: Bargain basement citizenship

Alex Himelfarb

for TheStar.com

While business sits on $500 billion, workers’ salaries are under seige

By Linda McQuaig

Toronto Star

August 27, 2012

Now that we’ve discarded our garbage workers by the side of the road, I guess we can all feel better.

The June/July edition of the ATN Campaigner is out!

The June/July issue of the All Together Now! campaign newsletter is making the rounds to mailboxes and email in-boxes across the country. Inside you'll find lots of great information about quality public services, good jobs and how to fight for greater tax fairness.

Read the April/May ATN newsletter

The latest issue of the All Together Now! campaign newsletter is making the rounds to mailboxes and email in-boxes across the country.  Inside you'll find lots of great information about quality public services, good jobs, and how to fight for greater tax fairness.

Women 4 Change training session huge success in Ottawa

Ottawa (27 April 2012) - The National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE) launched Women 4 Change (W4C) a new feature of the All Together Now! campaign this week in Ottawa. As part of the National Union's Advisory Committee on Women's Issues (ACWI) meeting, women representatives from across the country became the first graduates of the W4C training session.

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