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Steelworkers Vote: Ontario election 2022
Elections matter and it’s time we did better in Ontario. During elections, USW members mobilize to help elect NDP candidates who will stand up for people, communities and the issues we care about.
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Elections matter and it’s time we did better in Ontario. During elections, USW members mobilize to help elect NDP candidates who will stand up for people, communities and the issues we care about.
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Victoria University education workers in Toronto have ratified a new collective agreement that pushed back all concessions through strong solidarity amongst members.
On June 2 fight back with us. Pledge to vote for the Ontario NDP.
Message from Myles Sullivan, USW District 6 Director
It’s time we did better in Ontario. Voting for better means voting for the Ontario NDP in the June 2022 election. It means voting out the failed government of Doug Ford and the Ontario Progressive Conservatives (PCs).
On March 1, international and district officers of the United Steelworkers were sworn into office in a ceremony at the USW headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA.
Two groups of Steelworkers make big gains after taking the ultimate stand.
Quebec Steelworkers are mobilizing to resist the harmful effects of regressive health and safety legislation passed by the right-wing Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government.
USW files first union-led trade complaint in Canada, leading to anti-dumping investigation.
In May, Steelworkers leaders and rank-and-file members will be in Pictou County, N.S., for the 30th anniversary of Westray, to join with the families and community and remember the miners who were killed.
Most workplaces and safety equipment have been designed to suit male workers. When we take women into account, we make workplaces safer.
From laundry workers to university employees and ski resort staff to child-care providers, Steelworkers in virtually every sector of Canada’s economy are negotiating good collective agreements to improve their working and living standards.
Victoria University education workers in Toronto have ratified a new collective agreement that pushed back all concessions through strong solidarity amongst members.
On June 2 fight back with us. Pledge to vote for the Ontario NDP.
Message from Myles Sullivan, USW District 6 Director
Message from USW District 5 Director Dominic Lemieux
Message from USW District 3 Director Scott Lunny
The members of USW Local 9211-14 sent a message to their employer and a provincial board of arbitration that was meeting to decide the outcome of their collective agreement. The employer wanted concessions, and the workers fought back.
From hotels to sawmills and long-term care homes to call centres, workers in virtually every sector of the economy are turning to the Steelworkers union to help improve their working and living standards.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the deadly explosions at the Babine Forest Products sawmill near Burns Lake, and at Lakeland Mills in Prince George.
Two USW local unions are covered under one agreement and they are heading to the bargaining table with Securitas this spring. The USW represents airport screeners in all three districts in Canada.
A decade-long campaign led by the daughter of a deceased uranium miner has led to victory for workers struck by Parkinson’s disease after being subjected to aluminum dust inhalation “treatments” in their jobs.
From laundry workers to university employees and ski resort staff to child-care providers, Steelworkers in virtually every sector of Canada’s economy are negotiating good collective agreements to improve their working and living standards.
Message from National Director Marty Warren calling for registrations for the third National Gathering for Indigenous Steelworkers, October 5-6, 2022 at the historic Machine Shop building in Sault Ste Marie, Ontario.