Labour & Trade Unions in Saint John, NB

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Plumbers & Pipefitters Loc 213 United Association Of

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351 KING WILLIAM ROAD, Saint John, E2M 7C9

(506) 635-1605

lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Plumbers & Pipefitters Loc 213 United Association Of

International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Lodge 73

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345 King William Rd, Saint John, E2M 7C9

(506) 634-7386

International Brotherhood Of Boilermakers Lodge 73 provides heavy construction services for refineries, mills and power plants in the Saint John area. We specialize in boiler repair, offering quality service to meet high safety standards and your availability. Contact us for more information.

Labourers International Union Of North America Local 900

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895 Ashburn Rd, Saint John, E2K 5J9

(506) 633-1700

Labor Union

International Union of Operating Engineers Local 946

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341 King William Rd, Saint John, E2M 7C9

(506) 635-1110

School, Labor union

New Brunswick's Building Trades Unions

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26 Kiwanis Ct, Saint John, E2K 4L2

(506) 635-1221

International Association Of Heat & Frost Insulators & Asbe

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1041 Bayside Dr, Saint John, E2J 4Y2

(506) 635-8609

Labour Organizations, Labor, ouvrières, Organization, organisations

Canadian Union Of Public Employees

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208 Lancaster Av, Saint John, E2M 2K9

(506) 635-1622

United Brotherhood Carpenters

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120 Ashburn Lake Rd, Saint John, E2J 5E2

506-633-1706

Labor union, Labour Organizations

cupe Saint John Area Office

208 Lancaster Avenue, Saint John, E2M 2K9

(506) 635-1622

With around 600 000 members across Canada, CUPE represents workers in health care, education, municipalities, libraries, universities, social services, public utilities, transportation, emergency services and airlines. CUPE members are service-providers, white-collar workers, technicians, labourers, skilled trades people and professionals. More than half of CUPE members are women. About one-third are part-time workers. CUPE is a modern, dynamic and sophisticated union with more than 70 offices across the country. Workers, united through CUPE, have the clout and expertise to deal with the growing complexities of our global economy. The CUPE voter's guide is a useful tool to compare the platforms of the four major parties. It covers issues like health care, cities, child care, women and a whole lot more. Compare the platforms and remember to vote positive, vote public. Trustees act as internal auditors. The primary duty of Trustees is to uncover any fraud or misuse of union funds. The secondary function of Trustees is to review the way that the Secretary-Treasurer is doing his or her job and to suggest ways that the financial affairs of the local could be improved. CUPE is opposed to services being delivered by the lowest bidder. The drive towards the lowest bid is a “race to the bottom” for public sector workers and the services they provide. This document is designed to help CUPE members fight against competitive bidding and resist this renewed attempt by employers to wring concessions from them.