Gabriela Calugay-Casuga is a journalist based in Canada, focusing on labor rights, social justice, and economic issues. She writes for publications such as rabble.ca and Capital Curr, highlighting the experiences and challenges faced by workers and marginalized communities. Through her articles, Gabriela aims to shed light on the systemic inequalities and advocate for positive change.
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Out of hundreds of federally regulated employers, fewer than a dozen have posted draft pay equity plans.
By: Gabriela Calugay-Casuga
Canadians are hesitant to invest in clean energy – but experts say the affordability and climate crises should be tackled in tandem.
PSAC national president Sharon DeSousa said the court’s decision to have a full hearing is an important win for public service workers.
By: Gabriela Calugay-Casuga
Partnerships between the Ottawa Hospital and Israeli institutions with ties to the Israeli military is raising serious ethical concerns for workers.
The government continues to fall behind in spending what experts say is necessary to maintain Ontario’s healthcare system.
Rallies and events will be held this weekend to support the rights of migrant workers.
More workers are having a harder time finding jobs that offer full-time hours.
Lack of access to affordable childcare is just one contributing factor to the wage gap.
A lack of staffing negatively affecting workers, and also those who rely on grants or other forms of relief from the taxation system.
By: Gabriela Calugay-Casuga
The Liberal government continues to fight a Black Class Action lawsuit in court.
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