Quebec joint trade union front, 2015

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Quebec joint trade union front, 2015
Date	October 26, 2015 –
Location	Quebec, Canada
Methods	Street protesters Occupations Picketing Advertising campaign

The Quebec joint trade union front of 2015 (French: Front commun syndical de 2015) is the name given to the alliance of Quebec trade unions in order to achieve a new collective agreements in 2015 with the Quebec government.

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