The Centre for Future Work recently released a major report on the theory and practice of “workers’ voice,” as part of its ongoing PowerShare project.
The report is titled Speaking Up, Being Heard, Making Change: The Theory and Practice of Worker Voice in Canada Today, was co-authored by Jim Stanford and Daniel Poon. The full report is available here.
The report was launched with a special 50-minute webinar featuring presentations by:
- Shannon Daub, B.C. Director of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
- Co-authors Jim Stanford and Daniel Poon
- Christine Maclin, Director of Human Rights for Unifor, speaking on that union’s new Racial Justice Advocate program
- Pamela Charron, with the Worker Solidarity Network, who described that organization’s efforts to provide voice for exploited workers
A recording of the webinar is available here: