This course is designed specifically for members aged 35 and under, to further develop their skills and to ensure they can access the necessary tools to play an active role in the union.
This course is designed for those Ontario members who have successfully completed the prerequisites.
This course is for Employee & Family Assistance/Substance Abuse Representatives, Workplace Representatives and Local Union officers. In Level one, participants will discuss:
Why a Women, Power and Political Action course? The answer is simple. If women are to realize true equality it means engaging in political action and challenging power.
Women in the union are very excited about this leadership program which picks up where the Women Activists course leaves off.
The Unifor Women Activists program provides women with the tools to organize, hold ground on the gains we have made, and push forward to build a movement for women’s economic and social equality.
Turtle Island: A First Peoples Awareness for Union Activists and Leaders is a course in which we will explore the shared history between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.
This course is a basic introduction to time and motion programs and tools to challenge management’s job standards.
This course gives leadership/activists the awareness to recognize the physical and psychosocial hazards of workplace stress.
You’re interested in making your union and your community a safer space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, two-spirit, intersex (LGBTQ2SI) members, but where do you start? This course is right for you!
