Entries by SITT IWW

A visit to our brothers and sisters Atikamekw

The Atikamekw people form a multimillennial, whose community of some 12 000 population is divided into three villages (Wemotaci, Without et Opitci), located north of La Tuque. Since the beginning of summer, members of the three communities have traveled the canoe country to better take ownership and reconnect with their roots. […]

Do treeplanters suffer from Stockholm syndrome?

A portrait of the industry of treeplanting While it used to be a dignified and respectable way to earn your life, treeplanting is now nothing but a way to live counter-culture for wanderers and students who seek an alternative to the minimum wage. Nowadays, the possibility of escaping the threshold of poverty is only attainable […]

Do planters and tree planters have Stockholm syndrome?

Portrait of Treeplanting industry Formerly a way to live a respectable and dignified life, the Treeplanting is more than a place to live a lifestyle against-cultural and vagrants wandering between and among students seeking an alternative to the minimum wage. Today, the possibility of exceeding the threshold of poverty is reserved only best-es […]

Another victory Reclaim your pay!

Hello everyone! I want to share with you a small victory "Reclaim Your Payroll" that happened some time ago, because these victories, there are equally important. Sometimes, must make do with what we have, and even if there are not many, we CAN do something […]

Las Huertas who do not pay lxs reapers

Fruit harvest in British Columbia: un empleo precario Ya sea en el Vallé del Okanagan o en otro lugar, the world of fruit picking is unique and particularly difficult to manage for workers. Whether by car, hitchhiked, by plane or bus, cada año centenas de […]

Reform of labor standards: No 4th holiday week

It's no surprise that we learned last Wednesday, the 7 February, that the Government of Quebec is abandoning the idea of ​​granting a fourth week of vacation to employees with more than 10 years of. Le projet de loi qui ne devait être déposé qu’en mars fut donc tué dans l’oeuf par les représentants du patronat qui hurlèrent […]

Orchads that don’t pay their pickers

Fruit picking in British-Columbia : a precarious job Whether in Okanagan’s valley or elsewhere, the world of fruit picking is a unique one and particularly difficult to deal with as workers. Be it by car, hitchiking, by plane or by bus, every year hundreds of Quebecers and other people from different places travel from coast […]