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The book highlights the urgent need for collaboration between labour and corporate law, governments, businesses, and trade unions to address the unique risks encountered by these workers.Focusing on the Canadian context while drawing on global perspectives, the book examines the role of corporations as employers responsible for protecting their workers. It explores how existing legal frameworks can be adapted to address climate-related risks, as well as the potential for creating new tailored legal solutions. The book also highlights the importance of extralegal mechanisms, particularly corporate social responsibility, in enhancing worker safety in the face of climate change. As the nature of all work is made more hazardous at the hands of climate catastrophe, lawyer and pioneering scholar Vanisha H. Sukdeo uncovers the urgency for legal labour reform. 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Contents: Coming Out of the Sixties / Jim Harding -- Local Organizing, Global Networking and Everything in Between / Jim Harding -- A Brief History of the Brief History of Rochdale College / Bob Bossin -- Learning to Organize / Joan Newman Kuyek -- Politics, Performance, Play / Lib Spry -- Working Women, Occupational Health and the Creation of Canadian Unions / Cathy Walker -- Politics, Spirituality and Resilience / Peter Warrian -- It Started with the Anti-Nuclear Arms Movement / Dimitrios Roussopoulos -- And Here We Are / Jim Harding.

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Contents: Introduction: Sudbury's crisis of development and democracy / David Leadbeater -- Mine Mill Local 598/CAW reaches a turning point / Rick Grylls -- Strikebreaking and the corporate agenda at The Sudbury Star / Denis St. Pierre -- Public-sector unions in Sudbury / John Closs -- The state and civility in Sudbury / Don Kuyek -- Environmental impacts of nickel mining: four case studies, three continents, and two centuries / Evan Edinger -- Some aspects of health and health care in the Sudbury area / K.V. Nagarajan -- Sudbury sleep / Kate Leadbeater -- The failing health of children and youth in Northern Ontario / Kate C. Tilleczek -- Hunger and food insecurity in Greater Sudbury / Carole Suschnigg -- \"Sometimes I wonder\": language, racism, and the language of racism in Sudbury / Roger Spielmann -- Excerpt from an untitled poem / Patrice Desbiens -- French Ontario: two realities / Donald Dennie -- Traditional elites and the democratic deficit: some challenges for education in French-speaking Ontario / François Boudreau; trans. by Kate Leadbeater -- Dispatches of longing: progressive art and culture in Sudbury / Laurie McGauley -- Lessons from the little blue schoolhouse / Ruth Reyno -- The rise and decline of local 6500 United Steelworkers of America / Bruce McKeigan -- My view from the blackened rocks / Cathy Mulroy -- Sudbury Saturday night / Stompin' Tom Connors.

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Contents: 1. Refinery Town in the Petro-State: Co-opting the Just Transition / Emily Eaton, Andrew Stevens and Sean Tucker -- 2. Horizons of solidarity: The Regina Refinery Pension Lockout / Kevin Skerrett -- 3. “They Had No Intention of Ever Coming to an Agreement”: Voices of 594 / Local 594 members and editors Emily Eaton, Andrew Stevens and Sean Tucker -- 4. Class Power and Legal Coercion in the Regina Refinery Lockout / Charles Smith and Lisa Wanlin -- 5. Ungovernable: How a Refinery became “Too Big to Fail” – And What It Means to the People of Saskatchewan / Patricia Elliot -- 6. “You’re Not Boiling Milk”: Health and Safety at the Co-op Refinery / Sean Tucker -- 7. The Regina Refinery Lockout and the Many Crises of Journalism / Doug Nesbitt and Emily Leedham -- 8. Towards a Just Transition for Refinery Workers? Taking Control of the Change / Emily Eaton.

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