Graham Cox
Graham Cox is a labour union researcher at Unifor focusing on economic, bargaining, and policy in the energy, road, rail, and marine sectors.
Previous to Unifor, Graham was a researcher at the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE). At CUPE his work focused on economic and policy analysis for the anti-privatization, trade, post-secondary education, utilities, employment insurance, special projects, and organizing files.
Before working at CUPE, Graham served the student movement as National Researcher of the Canadian Federation of Students and chairperson of the National Graduate Caucus.
Graham has worked as a union organizer for the PSAC, CUPE, and the CFS with a focus on graduate student teaching assistant, research assistant and contingent academic staff union drives. This included leading drives to organize academic workers at the University of New Brunswick, UPEI, and Memorial University of Newfoundland.
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Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois found guilty: ASSÉ condemns court's decision
A short response from CP to 'In defence of reason' by Allan Gregg
Allan Gregg takes the blind ideologues in the Conservative Party to task, but forgets to include the growth of knowledge and development of critical analysis that has occurred from Thomas Paine to today.
Workers Protest Against Regressive Changes to Employment Insurance
Extened Employment Insurance Benefits Program Not Continued
Open Textbooks to be Rolled-Out in British Columbia
Science, Economics and Pretending in the Globe and Mail
The Globe and Mail is known for conservative economics and an aggressive pro-Capital agenda, but recent articles attacking the analytical methodology rather than the substance of its critics has taken a bizarre turn.