Workers with disAbilities

Unifor is committed to achieving dignity for workers with disabilities through awareness initiatives that develop confidence, skills and knowledge to help build our union & communities for a better future.

To read our statement on the International Day of Persons with disAbilities click here

Unifor is committed to treating all people in a way that allows them to maintain their dignity and independence.  We believe in integration and equal opportunity.  To read Unifor's Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) policy, click here.

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2023 International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Theme: "United in action to rescue and achieve the Social Development Goals (SDGs) for, with, and by persons with disabilities"​

The annual observance of the International Day of Disabled Persons was proclaimed in 1992, by the United Nations General Assembly resolution 47/3

Find more information on the United Nation’s 2023 IDPD here.


Unifor Workers with disAbilities Committee Representatives

Atlantic

ARC Workers with disAbilities Chair (Local 4503) – Krista Lindsay
ARC Workers with disAbilities (Local 29) – François Clavette

Ontario

ORC Workers with disAbilities Chair (Local 531) – Maria José Bouey
ORC Workers with disAbilities (Local 340) – Ryan Racine
ORC Workers with disAbilities (Local 79-M) – Jackie McIntosh

British Columbia

BCRC Workers with disAbilities (Local 114) – Terry Radtke
BCRC Workers with disAbilities (Local 531) – Ryan McQuary
BCRC Workers with disAbilities (Local 2000) – Brian Gibson 

Prairies & North

PRC Workers with disAbilities Chair (Local 3003) – Calvin Preston
PRC Workers with disAbilities (Local 1-S) – Jessica Boos 

Quebec

Quebec Workers with disAbilities Chair (Local 4511) – Emile Grandmaison
Quebec Workers with disAbilities (Local 90-Q) – Nathalie Honoré
Quebec Workers with disAbilities (Local 498) – Jacques Fortin