Courses

This 5 day course is an introduction to accident investigation. The prime objective of accident investigation is prevention – finding the causes of an accident and taking steps to control or eliminate it can help prevent similar accidents from happening in the future.

This course is designed to provide local union representatives with the skills and confidence required to investigate grievances, prepare for, and conduct grievance arbitration.

This is a two-week program designed for Unifor members who are Black, Indigenous and/or Workers of Colour.

This course will reflect on our connections to workers around the world and look at some alternatives to the environmental, political and social problems we face

This newly revised course we will discuss strategies that will put public interest above corporate interest; a strategy that recognizes the threat of climate change; and one that sees Canada capture a larger share of the new jobs and growth spawned by the global shift to renewable energy.

The 5 day Collective Bargaining course focuses on maximizing our bargaining power by developing a strategic approach.

The program outlines today’s environmental challenges, familiarizes participants with the union’s perspective on environmental issues and solutions; builds enthusiasm for environmental activism; and tackles the challenges and benefits of working with community groups.

This is an introductory course in making conflict productive. Conflict is normal, natural, and in many cases, necessary for change.

Are you a Chairperson, Steward or a Committeeperson? Would you like to develop or sharpen your skills?