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Librarians fight rise of precarious work

Dr. Wayne Lewchuk, professor of labour studies and economics, speaks with CBC News about unpredictable employment spreads to white-collar jobs

"After eighteen hours, they ask for another eighteen hours": Normalizing labour flexibility in Canada's extractive sector

MONDAY, March 2nd, 12PM: L.R. Wilson Hall, Room 1003: Katie Mazer is a Post-doctoral Fellow with the Knowledge Network on Mining Encounters and indigenous ...

Join us as we celebrate Wayne Lewchuk's retirement!

Friday September 27th from 3:00-5:00pm in the Great Hall at the University Club.

Visiting speaker: Precaritized Workers and Spaces of Protest in South Korea

Jennifer Chun, Associate Professor, Asian American Studies Department, International Institute, UCLA will speak on Wednesday, March 20, 2:30-4pm, Wilson ...

School of Labour Studies welcomes newest faculty member, Prof. Judy Fudge

The School of Labour Studies at McMaster University is thrilled to welcome Dr. Judy Fudge as the newest member of our faculty. Dr. Fudge began her position ...

School of Labour Studies Tenure Track Position

The School of Labour Studies invites applications for a full-time tenure track position at the rank of Assistant Professor commencing July 1, 2019.

Labour Studies Visiting Speaker Series: Dr. Flora Renz

University of Kent lecturer in law, Flora Renz's, research is concerned with the legal regulation of (trans)gender identities and sexuality in society and ...

Migrant Sex Workers and the Pandemic: Magnifying Inequality and Discrimination

Elene Lam and Judge Fudge published on the Canadian Law of Work Forum (CLWF).

Designing Reality: The Third Digital Revolution

Two digital revolutions – computing and communication – have radically transformed our economy and lives. A third digital revolution is here: fabrication. ...