Oxfam Canada Workers Pushing to Include Policies to Support 2SLGBTQ+ Workers and Domestic Violence Survivors in Collective Bargaining
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Oxfam Canada Workers Pushing to Include Policies to Support 2SLGBTQ+ Workers and Domestic Violence Survivors in Collective Bargaining
Policies protecting the rights of 2SLGBTQ+ workers have recently gained traction in public sector unions
by
Emma Arkell,
Labour Reporter
June 29, 2026
Carla Caxaj and her coworkers at Oxfam Canada didn’t expect to spend so much of their time at the bargaining table arguing for paid leave for workers pursuing gender-affirming care.
Caxaj, a monitoring, evaluation and learning officer at Oxfam Canada and a member of…
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