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A Union for Telecommunications Workers Unifor is Canada’s largest telecommunications union, representing more than 26,000 workers employed by private and public service providers in most regions of...

ABOUT UNIFOR Unifor is Canada’s largest union in the private sector, representing 315,000 workers across the country in nearly every identifiable sector of the economy. Unifor is the predominant union...

To Register & For Information: @email Date & Courses Offered March 6 – 11, 2022 Registration Deadline: Please Submit ASAP Health & Safety Collective Bargaining Conflict Resolution Stress: The...

We have put together a spreadsheet that you can access here to find the most recent ministry orders and directives as they relate to your workplaces.

2025 Guidelines for Local Union Reimbursement for Area Schools The goal of Area Schools is to meet members in their home community, where they live and work (either in-person or online). Travel...

ln order to ensure the health and safety of all staff and members, please ask the following questions to limit the spread of COVID-19. If you answer yes to any of the questions below, please do not...

This office is following measures outlined by Public Health. Visitors will be permitted entry with proof of vaccination or medical exemption.

A monthly review of labour market indicators.

A printable resource for retired workers to organize essential information and personal records.

You are eligible for strike benefits if you meet the following qualifications: Members must be in good standing before a strike begins to be entitled to strike assistance, provided they meet the other...