Adam D.K. King

In this engaging discussion, Adam D.K. King, a Labour studies professor and columnist, dives into the turbulent history of Canada Post's striking workers and their pivotal role in shaping modern labour rights. He challenges the notion that the 'mail is dead,' highlighting package growth and underlying issues. Adam also critiques government interventions favoring management and the implications of privatization on public services. With insights into union strategies and the potential for sectoral bargaining, he advocates for workers' empowerment in the face of evolving challenges.