Member Resources

Find campaign materials, fact sheets, and other importance information below.

Unifor produces branded, union-made wearable materials like tee shirts and sweaters, tools like pens and keychains and posters that promote the union, equity and workers' rights. Local Unions can order and purchase these materials from the workroom using this form (PDF).

Tools & Resources

Search and download the latest campaign materials and information packages to keep you informed and safe at work.

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Constitution and Policies

Unifor's Constitution outlines the union's organizational structure, statement of principles, democratic governance and other core elements.

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Logos & images

Download the official Unifor logos in a variety of formats.

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Financial statements

As part of our commitment to transparency and accountability we list our financial statements on our website.

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Submission to the CRTC on averaging hours of local programming

Unifor has made a submission to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission on averaging hours of local programming...

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Submission to CIIT Hearings on the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement

November 19, 2013 Unifor made a submission to the CIIT Hearings on the Canada-European Union Comprehensive

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Unifor New Member Kit

With your membership in Unifor, you are united with more than 310,000 workers from every major sector of the economy. Together, Unifor members fight and win better working conditions, equality, justice and safety at work and in our communities.

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Briefs and Submissions

Here you will find our latest submissions and briefs to government and governmental committees on issues relevant to working people.

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Statements and Letters

Unifor frequently releases position statements on a variety of issues related to the work of the union, politics and a variety of other contemporary topics. Here you’ll find the latest statements by the union as well as letters sent to government officials and other stakeholders.

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Submission to Ontario’s Minimum Wage Review Panel

Presented by Jim Stanford, Economist Jordan Brennan, Economist - The Unifor submission points out that the current minimum wage in Ontario ($10.25 per hour) has been frozen for three-and-a-half years, during which time its real purchasing power has eroded by over 7 per cent (compared to average consumer prices in the province).

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Sector Profiles

Sector profiles.

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