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The company responsible for building Montreal s REM light rail has violated multiple health and safety regulations during the construction of the railway that put workers at risk, according to reports issued by Quebec s occupational health and safety commission (CNESST). ....
Threat of back-to-work legislation looms over Quebec construction workers Since April 30, more than 190,000 Quebec construction workers have been working without a contract. Despite the workers being in a legal strike position since Tuesday morning and enjoying broad popular support, the Construction Union Alliance has refused to call a strike and is working tirelessly behind the scenes to reach a rotten sellout deal with management. Negotiations are still ongoing between the Quebec Construction Association (ACQ) which represents the employers and the Construction Union Alliance which includes the five construction unions (FTQ-Construction, Provincial Council, Quebec Construction Union, CSD-Construction and CSN-Construction). A construction worker (snappygoat.com) ....
The Quebec government is injecting $120 million into construction industry to meet demand montreal.ctvnews.ca - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from montreal.ctvnews.ca Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
More than a third of construction workers quit within five years, the number is much higher for women montreal.ctvnews.ca - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from montreal.ctvnews.ca Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Quebec manufacturers, builders warn against new COVID-19 lockdowns Jacob Serebrin, The Canadian Press We re going to see burn-out of front-line workers: Epidemiologist VIDEO SIGN OUT âMONTREAL - Quebec s manufacturing and construction associations say there will be major damage to Quebec s economy if the government imposes a strict COVID-19 lockdown similar to what occurred last spring. Veronique Proulx, CEO of Manufacturiers et Exportateurs du Quebec, reacted Tuesday to multiple media reports saying Premier Francois Legault is set to close non-essential manufacturing businesses to help stop the spread of COVID-19. âThe worst scenario for us would be to go back to the same situation we had last spring,â Proulx said in an interview. She said Quebec manufacturers lost $4 billion in sales when they were shut during the first wave of the pandemic and she expects a similar situation if manufacturers are forced to close again. ....