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SUMMARY:9 to 5: an International Women's Day Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Grab a seat and pour yourself a cup of ambition for our special International Women’s Day screening of 9 to 5! Join Dolly Parton\, Jane Fonda\, and Lilly Tomlin in making boss-napping great again in this comedy classic about women office workers at the dawn of the ’80s. The themes of sexism and work taken up by the film are as relevant as ever\, particularly in light of the#metoo movement and the growing attention to sexual harassment and violence in the workplace. Stay after the screening for a brief discussion of feminism\, labour\, and what we can do to bring about meaningful change. \n 
URL:https://socialistproject.ca/event/9-5-international-womens-day-celebration/
LOCATION:Eyesore Cinema\, 1176 Bloor Street\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M6H1N1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Book Launch: The Contradictions of Pension Fund Capitalism
DESCRIPTION:Kevin Skerrett (Research Officer for the Canadian Union of Public Employees) and Chris Roberts (National Director of Social and Economic Policy for the Canadian Labour of Congress) discuss the significance of their edited book\, The Contradictions of Pension Fund Capitalism (Cornell University Press\, 2018). Heather Whiteside and Janice Folk-Dawson speak to the issues the book raises for the trade union and working class movements today. \nKevin Skerrett is a Research Officer for the Canadian Union of Public Employees. \nChris Roberts is the National Director of Social and Economic Policy for the Canadian Labour Congress. \nHeather Whiteside is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Waterloo and the author of About Canada: Public-Private Partnerships. \nJanice Folk-Dawson the president of the trades and custodial CUPE Local 1334 at University of Guelph\, the president of the Guelph and District Labour Council and sits on the OFL Executive Board. \nChaired and introduced by Greg Albo\, Centre for Social Justice and Associate professor of Political Science at York University. \nBook description: it is often hoped and assumed that union stewardship of pension investments will produce tangible and enduring benefits for workers and their communities while minimizing the negative effects of what are now global and intensely competitive capital markets. At the core of this book is a desire to question the proposition that workers and their organizations can exert meaningful control over pension funds in the context of current financial markets. Contributing authors review the recent experience of pension “austerity” by comparing the situations of Canada\, the US\, the UK and Australia. The concluding chapter argues that the central implication of this recent history is an urgent need for a re-orientation of trade union and working class movements to a demand for adequate\, universal pension provision that is no longer embedded in financial markets. \nPDF poster
URL:https://socialistproject.ca/event/book-launch-contradictions-pension-fund-capitalism/
LOCATION:Steelworkers Hall\, 25 Cecil\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5T 1N1\, Canada
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