TC LOCAL 1976 USW
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Local 1976 represents roughly 5,000 members in diverse industries from call centres to airport security screeners, office building maintenance to airline customer service agents, as well as employees at grain elevators, railways and courier delivery companies, among others. We strive to ensure safe, equitable working environments for our members, always keeping their best interests at heart.
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Focusing on stress and burnout for Day of Mourning 2026
Just as we don’t accept unsafe scaffolding or asbestos exposure, we should never accept working conditions that harm workers’ psychological health. The post Focusing on stress and burnout for Day of... —
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Trump’s “tariff relief” ultimatum is economic coercion – Canada must stand up for steel jobs
TORONTO – United Steelworkers union (USW) National Director Marty Warren issued the following statement on reports that the Trump administration is offering tariff relief to Canadian steel and aluminu... —
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USW members at Alouette Bus Lines ratify new agreement, strengthening demand for fair wages
STURGEON FALLS, Ont. – Members of USW Local 2020 at Alouette Bus Lines in Sturgeon Falls, Ont., ratified a new collective agreement, ending their courageous two-month strike by achieving wage and work... —
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Rana Plaza: 13 years on –remembering the workers, renewing the fight for safety
Thirteen years after Rana Plaza, health and safety conditions in Bangladesh factories remain a top concern. The post Rana Plaza: 13 years on –remembering the workers, renewing the fight for safety ap... —
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Steelworkers to lobby feds for urgent action on existential crisis facing steel industry
OTTAWA – Dozens of United Steelworkers (USW) union members from across Canada will be on Parliament Hill on Thursday, April 23, to lobby federal cabinet ministers and MPs to take urgent action in resp... —