Tag: Labour

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Movies vs. Machines

October 21, 2025

Artificial intelligence poses a threat to jobs in the film and television industry—for the TMU students poised to enter it, anxieties run high

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Hardly working: Inside the youth unemployment crisis at TMU

August 19, 2025

As students struggle to find work in a tumultuous job market, they worry for their finances—and their futures

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Editorial Fun & Satire The 9 to 5 Issue

Thoughts on labour from the notes app of a recovering workaholic

October 29, 2024

What could the fun and satire editor possibly have to say about the workforce? Quite a lot, actually

Mistreatment centre stage: How Hollywood’s strikes are leaving TMU students concerned for their future

November 9, 2023

After months of historic labour disputes, the future for young professionals remains alarmingly unclear.

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No Guarantee

September 20, 2022

TMU students say online learning has impacted their future employment prospects

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Communities COVID-19

Students, staff and faculty face barriers to working on campus in winter semester

January 17, 2022

Many faculty members and student staff say they would prefer hybrid options for the winter semester

Business & Technology

EyeWork: As a fashion designer for an artist collective

September 7, 2021

Have you seen these posters around campus?

Business & Technology

Experience the convenience of studying and working on campus

August 24, 2021

Life is like a sandwich. No matter which way, the bread always comes first

Campus News COVID-19

Student food couriers struggle to make ends meet amid the COVID-19 pandemic

February 1, 2021

“If people didn’t pay me tips, I would be making less than minimum wage"

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10th annual Social Justice Week offers wide lens for world issues

October 25, 2020

The week of virtual events will feature global speakers from Hong Kong, South Africa and more

Student Politics

Ongoing investigation at RSU

January 14, 2020

The investigation follows two complaints put forth by the union's former vice-president of education to the Ministry of Labour

Even if you want to stop freelancing, you probably won’t be able to

Short-term work is on the rise, and even if we wanted to escape it, the workforce won't let us