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Keep Our Power

Hydro Public

Dear Sisters and Brothers,
I am writing to ask for your help to stop the privatization of Hydro in Ontario. As families across the province struggle to pay skyrocketing bills the Liberal government has announced rebates, a temporary, band aid solution meant to distract attention as the further sale of our public asset Hydro One continues.
It’s not too late to stop privatization! The majority of hydro is still owned by Ontarians and we can still act to halt the sell-off.
This Saturday April 8, I am inviting all members, retirees, family and friends, to please join the Keep Our Power – March and Rally.
WHAT:               Keep Our Power – March and Rally
WHEN:              1:00 p.m. Saturday, April 8
WHERE:           483 Bay St. Toronto – Hydro One Headquarters
*Meet at Hydro One Headquarters followed by a march to Queen’s Park rally.
Bring your Unifor flag!
Please join in this important urgent action.
With your help, Unifor can send a united message about public services. Every voice matters and is needed to tell the Ontario government that we will not allow it to hand over the remaining shares. Once the shares are gone, control over this necessary utility will be lost forever.
Unifor is a proud member of the Keep Hydro Public campaign which is supported by more than 20 community, labour, environment, anti-poverty and student organizations.
For more information visit KeepHydroPublic.ca.
In solidarity,
Naureen Rizvi
Ontario Regional Director

Hydro Rally

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Upgrades/Transfers – Finalized List

 

Update…Chief Stewards have been provided a final list

The Company is processing upgrades and transfers and some members have been contacted by the company already. There is approx 223 upgrades/transfers in the province. The Local is in receipt of the finalized list ….for further information contact your Chief Steward from the contact page.

March Upgrades 2017

Its that time of year again…Upgrades and Transfers.

Once a year, during the entire month of January, Full-Time and Senior Part-Time employees may put their names on the transfer list. The transfer and upgrade lists are reviewed twice a year by the LRC prior to both upgrade processes in March and October.

The Local will update the # of upgrades and transfers from the LRC.

Updated lists will be provided to the Chief Stewards once available.

 

Article 20.01

 

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Unifor submission to the CRTC

On behalf of Unifor, we are pleased to submit the attached intervention with respect to Telecom Notice of Consultation CRTC 2015-134.
Unifor represents more than 310,000 members across the country in 20 economic sectors. Unifor is Canada’s largest union in the telecommunications sector, representing more than 26,000 workers who are employed by both large and small employers in most regions of the country.
Unifor asks the Commission to consider the following comments in their deliberations on Phase 2 of its review of basic telecommunications services.
Unifor looks forward to the CRTC’s determination in this matter, and requests to appear before the Commission during the oral hearings set to commence on April 11, 2016.