Unifor National President Lana Payne 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 has been named one of Toronto Life's most influential people of the year! She’s leading the charge in 2024 with bold wins for workers across Canada. 👉 Read Toronto Life's full list of influential Torontonians here: torontolife.com/deep-dives/the…

Dear Tobi: I don’t say this lightly. Business comes after the right to strike at your peril! And for the record - we are organizing warehouse workers who have never before had a voice. We won’t stop. Solidarity CUPW! #canlab #cdnpoli

Our first woman President, Dwan Street, welcoming delegates at our Women’s Conference today. Exciting 3 days ahead!!! #nlpoli #canlab

Workers 🤝 Politicians Who Fight For Workers When Unifor members hit the picket line earlier this year, Nova Scotia NDP MLA Kendra Coombes was one of the first to visit the picket line. Yesterday, Atlantic Regional Director Jennifer Murray & members volunteered to support her campaign.

Unifor National President Lana Payne 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 addressing delegates at the Quebec Council: "Our opportunity today is to prioritize the rights of working people - like the right to strike - to build a prosperous and respectful society where there are checks and balances to unrestricted

As we wait for results to come in for the Nova Scotia election, Unifor thanks members who were out pulling the vote for progressive candidates with Jennifer Murray today. #nspoli

It’s been a day in #cdnpoli But for those still tuning in, I have some thoughts on the moment we are in and the Fall Economic Statement. First we are facing an existential threat to Cdn workers and their jobs. And we need singular attention to this /1

For those still thinking we should just take a breath. Stop now. We are facing an existential threat. We MUST come together as a nation to fight for our country, Cdn workers and the economy. Stop the political games and get serious about what is in front of us. #cdnpoli

Amazon is an example of how our laws fail workers. Of how the obscenely wealthy can circumvent laws and rights and democracy. But democratic govts can make a difference with political will. You stand with workers or with oligarchs. It’s that kind of moment. #cdnpoli

Unifor’s @lanampayne stressed the importance of building a resilient Canadian economy for generations of workers at today's Canada-U.S. Economic Summit. 1

Last weekend, Unifor's Lana Payne 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 and Samia Hashi led a rally of thousands of workers, activists and allies in Windsor to defend Canadian jobs, stand strong against Trump's economic war on our country and build a stronger, more resilient Canadian economy. 🍁

Happy May Day 2025 #weareITF ITF - International Transport Workers' Federation Unifor Canada #UniforARC

Unifor members in Calgary gathered today for a BBQ to celebrate the Stampede and union solidarity.

There is only one word for this: extortion. And there’s only one answer: push back—hard. Canada must use every bit of leverage we have. Workers are counting on our govt to defend their jobs. Concessions won’t stop a bully, but collective strength will. ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…

Come and join us for a day filled with joy, friendship and great food❤️

From the start, I have said we can’t give in to extortion and threats. That we must fight back. We have leverage and cards to play. Workers are depending on our govts to stand up for them. To protect their jobs and industries. Defending them is how we defend our country.

“It’s important that as a country, we are not being conditioned by this economic trade war to take a bad deal. We have to stay strong and stay firm,” said Unifor National President @LanaMPayne to Breakfast Television host Caryn Ceolin on the Canada-U.S. trade deal deadline. "We need

The federal government’s message today to big federal employers: don’t worry about having to bargain. We got you. My message to those employers and the federal government: we will always and I mean always defend the right to strike and to fair and free collective bargaining. 1/

Trump's attacks on auto, steel, aluminum, and forestry sectors are hurting Canadian workers in real time. Walking back counter-tariffs isn’t an olive branch. It only enables more U.S. aggression. #ElbowsUp 1/

Workers are powerful and in this moment, when their rights are being challenged and paycheques aren't keeping up with the cost of living, solidarity is more important than ever.