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Document Resource Summary: The Health, Safety and Industrial Relations Training Fund was established in
1987 through negotiations within the Energy and Chemical Workers Union. Senior union officials at the time were concerned about the capacity of locals to respond to management initiatives in the areas of work organization, job design and labour relations.
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Document Resource Summary: Geared towards potential members who are interested in forming a community chapter. This document will assist non-organized workers in defining a community chapter project and reaching all the steps to form one.
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Document Resource Summary: Geared toward answering frequent questions from Unifor staff and local union leadership on community chapters, the approval process to start one and some ideas to keep those members involved.
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Document Resource Summary: Government Benefits 2014
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Document Resource Summary: Canada’s largest union in the private sector is holding meetings across the country over the coming weeks to prepare for a nationwide campaign to defend the rights of Canadians in the workplace.
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Document Resource Summary: A practical guide for union representatives.
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Document Resource Summary: The LGBT community within Unifor relies on our allies to make our workplaces and our union safe and respectful. In turn, we contribute to building the union and being part of the broader movement for social justice that includes all of us.
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Document Resource Summary: One of the best tools the union has to prevent violence against women and workplace harassment is the Women’s Advocate program.
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Document Resource Summary: An introduction to the numerous pipeline projects currently being debated in Canada, and to Unifor's demand for a national energy and environmental strategy for Canada.
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Document Resource Summary: Unifor has produced a colourful new 40-page booklet that charts the history of union security laws and workers' rights in Canada, called "Where did our rights come from?"