Bridging together labour activism and community outreach, Labour Community Services connects unions, made up of 220,000 frontline workers from every sector of the economy, and 280 community agencies, in tackling poverty and injustice.
Bridging together labour activism and community outreach, Labour Community Services connects unions, made up of 220,000 frontline workers from every sector of the economy, and 280 community agencies, in tackling poverty and injustice.
Labour Community Services believes it is important to take a look at refugees coming to Toronto today, and what their arrival means for our unions and communities. Learn more...
Unions in Canada have a proud history of standing up for justice and dignity. Since our unions were first formed, working people have sought a collective voice in the workplace and in society. We have found many ways to achieve better wages and working conditions and, most importantly, respect for what we do and who we are. Learn more...
Core to Labour Community Services work is the delivery of a 10-week program designed to train union members to become referral agents in their workplaces. The program also allows participants to explore the ways in which unions and other labour bodies can help build resilient and respectful communities. Read more...
Union involvement in Labour-United Way (UW) activities is a great way to build both a strong union and be involved in the community. Read more...