Labour & Trade Unions in Carvolth, Langley, BC
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Results from the 'Labour & Trade Unions' category in Carvolth, Langley
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8555 198A St, Langley, V2Y 0A9
(604) 882-0111
Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations, Labor union Nearby results from the Labour & Trade Unions category
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8029 199 St, Suite 140, Langley, V2Y 0E2
(604) 520-3305
Labor union 
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19560 96Th Avenue, Surrey, V4N 4C3
604.882.8212
Rooted in Tradition, Maintained by Hard Work, Impacting the Future. At UA Local 516, we are focussed on qualified workers, fair wages, safe work conditions, health benefits, retirement savings, member involvement, social responsibility, and much more. We keep British Columbia cool. (and warm, when the need arises) 
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19005 94 Ave, Surrey, V4N 3S4
(604) 513-3883
Labor union 
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17665 66A Ave, Surrey, V3S 7X1
(604) 575-8500
Labour Organizations, Membership Organizations, Labor organizations 
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4-6334 197 Street, Langley, V3A 2K4
(604) 530-6185
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202-18515-53Rd Avenue, Surrey, V3S 7A4
(778) 574-6266
The history of CUPW started in the year 1965 when a strike transformed the right structure of public sector workers. CUPW thus has made a reputation in public sector unions.Strikes for wage raising, work safety, maternity leave became successful in the activity of CUPW . CUPW members are all postal workers or people that worked at Canada Post.If you want to find out more about CUPW gatherings, activities or you want to support CUPW 's campaigns, you are welcome to visit one of the local offices in Surrey at 202-18515-53rd Avenue, V3S 7A4 . 
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11771 Fraser Street, Maple Ridge, V2X 6C6
(604) 467-2111
Labour Organizations 
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15127 100 Ave, GUILDFORD, Surrey, V3R 0N9
(604) 951-8877
Membership Organizations, Labor union, Organization, Labour Organizations 
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1424 Broadway Street, Port Coquitlam, V3C 5W2
604.571.6500
The telegraph connection between Washington DC and Baltimore was the first large-scale commercial electrical accomplishment and those wires carried Samuel Morse’s famous message in 1844. This changed the use of electricity from a dangerous experiment to a useful, marketable commodity. In 1848 the first telegraph office was established in Chicago and by 1861 a web of telegraph lines crossed the US. Men flocked eagerly to become Linemen in this exciting new profession. 
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1424 Broadway Street, Port Coquitlam, V3C 5W2
(604) 571-6545
