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Colombian Trade Unions Back Peace Accord

Colombia’s three trade union centres CGT, CTC and CUT have given strong backing to a “Yes” vote in the upcoming plebiscite on the peace accord to end decades of civil conflict in the country. A joint event organised by the three union centres in Medellín on 15 September, attended by 5,000 people, gave a strong endorsement to the Accord. Uruguayan Senator and former President José “Pepe” Mujica addressed the event,

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Scott Jackson - Why the auto dealership workers should join the IAM

If you work in any of the following areas in an Auto Dealership, you can join the union: Mechanics Service Advisors Apprentices Body Shop Lot In fact, anyone working for an automotive dealership is eligible to join the IAM. At some dealerships, we only represent the service department, while at others, we represent everyone including, sales, reception, detailers and many more!

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Machinists Agree to Collaborate on the Revival of Bombardier

Wednesday November 4, 2015 Montréal, QC – Members of IAM Local Lodge 712 voted 92 per cent in favour of their next collective agreement with Bombardier Aerospace Inc. ‘’We have made the choice of making certain compromises for advancing the aerospace industry and to secure the defined pension plan,” explained IAM Quebec Coordinator David Chartrand. “We hope in return our employer is conscientious.” The workers of Bombardier will not have

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Local 2323 members win 3 awards at the 1st GTAA “Eye on Safety” Ceremony

Monday March 9, 2015   Pictured left to right: IAM LL2323 members John Ponciano, Vernon Roberts, Miguel Reid, Dan Janssen, Sally Crowther, Alan Lamont and Coby Budgell.   Toronto, ON – The Greater Toronto Airport Authority (GTAA) Eye on Safety ceremony was held for the very first time on March 6th, 2015. The event brought together representatives from all areas of the airport, including company executives, managers, and frontline workers.

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Millions of Canadians want a national conversation on violence against women.

November 25, 2014  Millions of Canadians want a national conversation on violence against women. Are all of our parliamentarians up for the debate? Today is the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, which kicks off 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. The IAM thinks there is a need for our parliamentarians to get involved, the issue should be Up for Debate! Following the launch

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