Labour & Trade Unions in Westwinds, Calgary, AB
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4656 Westwinds Drive Ne, Calgary, T3J 3Z5
(403) 245-2766
International Of Painters & Allied Trades Local 177, labor organizations, Labour Organizations, Membership Organizations, Organization, Organisations ouvrières, Emploi et Ressources de carrière, Services professionnels, Labor union 
100-46 Hopewell Way NE, HORIZON, Calgary, T3J 5H7
(403) 291-1047
UFCW, scheduling hours, strike vote, benefits, fair wages, allies, education, Organisations ouvrières, members, Job Security, UFCW Local 401, Organization, United Food & Commercial Workers Canada, demand respect, labor organizations, Services professionnels, strike benefits, bargaining, employee rights, employee benefits, working conditions, dues, Emploi et Ressources de carrière 
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3615 29 St Ne, Calgary, T1Y 5W4
(403) 250-5558
Labor union 
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Bay 109-5621-11 Street NE, Calgary, T2E 6Z7
(403) 295-2556
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Calgary
Unions are made up of employees who have joined together to deal with employers as a group about issues like wages, benefits and conditions of work. When an effective bargaining relationship is established with an employer, both employees and employers benefit. Employees negotiate with the strength of numbers behind them. Employers gain the benefit of a stable labour relations environment. AUPE members enjoy: Job protection, More money with better extended health benefits, Generous vacation benefits, Access to more education courses, conferences and meetings, than non-union employees, When working people choose to join the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees, they are joining the largest and most effective union in Alberta. AUPE has over 250 bargaining units negotiating collective agreements on behalf of its members. AUPE also ensures that fair and reasonable conditions won in past negotiations remain in force. 
Bay 109, 5621 11Th St Ne, CONNAUGHT, Calgary, T2E 6Z7
(403) 730-7015
CUPW’s national office is in Ottawa. The union has regional offices in Halifax, Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, London, Winnipeg and Vancouver. There are CUPW locals with elected representatives in over 200 communities across the country. Ultimate decision-making power in the union resides with the membership. At the local level, members make decisions about bylaws, local activities, delegates to national convention, etc. At the regional level, local delegates develop proposals for union policies, objectives, procedures and negotiations’ demands. Every three years, representatives from the locals meet at a national convention to decide on a plan of action for the coming years 
The CUPW Union is commended for going above and beyond to support employees, advocating for human rights, and making a difference. Some reviews highlight the Union's passion and dedication to helping workers grow and succeed. 
2115 27 Avenue Northeast, Calgary, T2E 7E4
+1 403-250-3840
The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 955 (IUOE Local 955) proudly represents more than 12, 500 hard-working Albertans in diverse sectors of the economy, from road building to pipelines, crane operation and renewables, to health care, education, municipalities and much more. Our members help Alberta thrive. ' the backbone of our oilfield, mining, construction and transportation industries. We work with more than 100 agreements in place across Alberta. Established in 1948, Local 955 is one of the biggest IUOE locals in North America. IUOE itself is based in Washington D.C., with more than 400, 000 members in Canada and the United States. 
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811 MANNING ROAD NE, MAYLAND HEIGHTS, Calgary, T2E 7L4
(403) 235-0530
Emploi et Ressources de carrière, Services professionnels, Organisations ouvrières, labor organizations, Labour Organizations, Labor union, Organization 
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2234 30 Ave NE, DOWNTOWN, Calgary, T2E 7K9
(403) 261-6966
Fire Fighters Association, Membership Organizations, Clubs et Associations, Associations, Association, Business Associations, Labor union, Sports et Loisirs, associations d intérêts particuliers 
1207 - 20 Avenue Nw, Calgary, T2M 1G2
403-284-4521
The United Utility Workers’ Association (UUWA) began in 1943 as the Calgary Power Employees Association. In 1982 it became the TransAlta Employees’ Association and evolved into the UUWA in 2000. The UUWA is a collective of employees who work for various employers in the energy sector. The Association has been given legal authority by the Alberta Labour Relations Board to represent these employees. Approximately 1700 members, such as Power Line Technicians, Designers, Administrators, Meter Readers, Technicians and Receptionists, are currently represented under various Collective Agreements. 
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609 14 St NW, suite 400, HILLHURST, Calgary, T2N 2A1
(403) 270-6555
Association or organization 
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60 Uxborough Place NW, Calgary, T2N 2V2
(403) 670-9960
Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Hospital 
4412 Manilla Road Se, MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL, Calgary, T2G 4B7
(403) 279-9500
Contractor, Labour Organizations, organisations ouvrières, Mechanical Contractors, Organization, labor organizations, Membership Organizations 
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6111 36Th St Se, Calgary, T2C 3W2
(403) 291-1300
The purpose of the Ironworkers’ Standards of Excellence is to reinforce the pride of every Ironworker and our commitment to be the most skilled, most productive and safest craft in the Building Trades.? As Union Ironworkers, we pledge ourselves to uphold our word, as given through our Collective Bargaining Agreement, and display the professionalism expected of our trade and Union in all aspects of our employment as exemplified by the values engrained in our Standards of Excellence. It is a commitment to use our training and skills, each and every day, to produce the highest quality work worthy of our name and consistent with the collective bargaining agreement.?