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Unifor Local 2002 Member Unifor Local 2002 Member Kit Welcome to Unifor Local 2002 to Unifor Local Welcome Who We Are Who We Stay in the Know Stay Local Leadership: Who Represents You Leadership: Local Unifor Policies Official Application for Membership 2002 1 | Unifor Local 2002 Unifor Local 2002 Member Kit CONTENTS Welcome to Unifor Local 2002 A Letter from Unifor Local 2002 President Euila Leonard 3 Who We Are Local 2002 Members by Industry Sector 4 Unifor National by the Numbers 5 Company Profiles 6 Stay in the know Stay connected to your Local 7 Local Leadership: Who Represents You Meet the Leadership 13 Unifor Policies Harassment in the Workplace 14 Policy on Human Rights, Worker’s Rights 16 This local is constantly evolving and growing, and all content in this booklet is up to date at the time of print. For the most up to date version of this booklet, please refer to the website at www.unifor2002.org. © December 2019, Unifor Local 2002 | All Rights Reserved. 2002 2 | Unifor Local 2002 Welcome to Unifor Local 2002 A Letter from Unifor Local 2002 President Euila Leonard Dear New Member: Welcome to Unifor, Canada’s largest private-sector union, with more than 315,000 members across the country, working in every major sector of the Canadian economy. Local 2002 is part of the Airline Division of Unifor representing over 14,000 members nationwide. Local 2002 works tirelessly for gains at the bargaining table affecting every aspect of members’ employment. Along with consistent wage and benefit improvements, we have succeeded in making our workplaces healthier and safer. These gains are possible with the support of members like you. I encourage you to get involved. It is only by working together that we can protect the gains of the past and build for a better future. This booklet provides the information to assist you to learn about Unifor and Local 2002. Your District Chairperson can provide you with the names of your union representatives, phone and email contacts for the district office. Further information is also available on our website, you can also download a copy of this booklet simply by visiting www.unifor2002.org. A copy of your collective agreement is available online and a hard copy is available from your union District representatives. Your collective agreement is an important document and I strongly recommend you read and understand it. Please fill out the enclosed “Official Application for Membership” card and return to your district chairperson or you can email, mail or fax the card to: Unifor 2002 7015 Tranmere Drive, Unit 5 Mississauga, Ontario L5S 1M2 Fax: (905) 678-0100 or 1-866-635-5956 Email: info @ unifor2002.org On behalf of Local 2002 Executive Board, I welcome you to Unifor. We look forward to building a stronger union and serving the needs of all our members. In solidarity, Euila Leonard President, Unifor Local 2002 2002 3 | Unifor Local 2002 Who We Are 2002 Local 2002 Members by Industry Sector Airlines Airports 5990, 48.7% 2057, 16.7% Maintenance 943, 7.7% Catering Services 470, 3.8% Marketing Programs 421, 3.4% Pilots/Flight Attendants 280, 2.3% Health Services 248, 2.0% Hospitality 117, 1.0% Ground Handling 1734, 14.1% Government Contracts 45, 0.4% 4 | Unifor Local 2002 Who We Are Unifor is a strong and effective union that works to make sure our members have safer by the Numbers workplaces, secure employment, wages and Are Who We benefits that provide a decent standard of living, and that dignity and respect is part of Member snapshot (Based on 2017 numbers) every workplace. What we wish for ourselves, we also wish for all workers. 17% Part of Unifor’s strength lies in its team of Public utilities PUBLIC 54,000 SECTOR expert staff across the country that provide Passenger rail Public sector services and support to Locals and their 1 in 6 Education members. To service all the diverse needs of Unifor members the union employs Public transit % Social services 83 professional staff all across the country. PRIVATE Health care Unifor has staff representatives and national Who We Are departments in the following areas: • National Representatives who work Whodirectly We with Are Locals during bargaining and grievance-handling, and assist in supporting Unifor is a strong and effective union that % the needs of members in every Local; 16 50,000 works to make sure our members have safer by the Numbers Who We Are Who We Skilled trades workplaces, secure employment, wages and • An in-house legal team to advocate for, 1 in 6 benefits that provide a decent standard of and represent members; UNIFOR NATIONAL BY THE NUMBERS% (Based on 2017 numbers) 84 living, and that dignity and respect is part of Member snapshot ( Based on 2017 numbers ) • Pensions and benefits experts; every workplace. What we wish for ourselves, we also wish for all workers. • Industry and sector-specialists, and Directors; 17% Part of Unifor’s strength lies in its team of Public utilities PUBLIC 54,000 % SECTOR 28 expert staff across the country that provide WOMEN 88,000 Passenger• railResearchers and economists; Public sector services and support to Locals and their 1 in 6 Women Education members. To service all the diverse needs • Communications and government relations 1 in 3 of Unifor members the union employs Public transitteams; % 72% Social services 83 professional staff all across the country. • Adult education trainers andPRIVATE union MEN Health careeducators; Unifor has staff representatives and national departments in the following areas: • Human rights and health and safety experts; • National Representatives who work Total Unifor directly with Locals during bargaining and • Specialists in women’s rights and child care grievance-handling, and assist in supporting initiatives; and much more! members % Whothe needs of membersWe in everyAre Local; 16 50,000 This dedicated team of hundredsSkilled of staff trades 315,000 • An in-house legal team to advocate for, members all support our membership.1 in 6 and represent members; 84% • OurPensions membership and benefits is experts; spread across the country by the Numbers • andIndustry across and Canada’ssector-specialists, most and vital economic4 Welcome to Unifor sectors.Directors; % 28 Members by Sector (2017)(2015) • Researchers and economists; WOMEN Members by88,000 Sector MANUFACTURING We have members who work in health care, Women Auto assembly & parts 41,000 13% • telecommunicationsCommunications and government and media, relations in road, rail, air RESOURCES 1 in 3 Aerospace 11,100 4% Forestry 23,000 7% Manufacturing Food & beverage 9,300 3% teams; Resources 88,400 and marine transportation, in resources such % Energy 11,800 4% Truck, bus & transit 4,300 1% 72 52,900 % MEN 28 • asAdult forestry, education energy, trainers mining and union and smelting and Mines, metals & minerals 9,900 3% 17% Fabricated metal 3,900 1% educators; Fisheries 7,200 2% Plastics 3,800 1% fisheries. We have members in construction, Construction 1,000 <1% Chemicals 3,200 1% • manufacturing,Human rights and auto,health andand safety shipbuilding. We also Electrical 3,100 1% haveexperts; members who work in education, retail, Transportation Furniture 1,500 <1% 49,000Total Unifor Shipbuilding 1,200 <1% • gamingSpecialists and in women’s hospitality. rights and child care 16% Other manufacturing 6,000 2% initiatives; and much more! TRANSPORTATION members 23,000 All of these workers have one thing in common Road 7% This dedicated team of hundreds of staff Air 14,500 5% 315,000 members– they areall support members our membership. of the union. Unifor is Rail 9,200 3% 315,000 workers in Canada and we are Marine 2,300 1% Communications SERVICES 39,000 Services Health & social services 29,100 9% growing every single day! 12% 85,700 Retail & wholesale 20,000 6% % Hospitality & gaming 18,800 6% COMMUNICATIONS 27 4 Welcome to Unifor Vehicle services 5,100 2% Telecommunications 26,4008% Education 5,200 2% Media 12,600 4% Union & political 1,000 <1% Other services 6,500 2% Total Unifor members 315,000 | 696 Local unions 5 | Unifor Local 2002 unifor.org by the Numbers BREAKDOWN BY REGION British Columbia 28,300 Alberta 17,200 Saskatchewan 11,300 MembersMembers byby RegionRegion (2017) Manitoba 12,400 Ontario 162,800 315,000 Quebec 51,400 NORTH Total Unifor members New Brunswick 7,200 400 Nova Scotia 12,100 < % 696 2,883 Prince Edward Island 300 1 Local unions Bargaining units Nfld. and Labrador 11,600 Nunavut and Territories 400 TOTAL MEMBERS 315,000 British Prairies Ontario Quebec Atlantic Columbia 28,300 40,900 162,800 51,400 31,200 13% 52% 16% % 9% 10 5 Welcome to Unifor Who We Are Unifor is a strong and effective union striving to protect the economic rights of our members. We are committed to building the strongest and most relevant union to bargain on behalf of all members. We are dedicated to providing members with a decent standard of living while ensuring that dignity and respect is part of every workplace. Unifor Local 2002 is part of the Aviation Sector of Unifor representing more than 14,000 members in all provinces and territories of Canada. work at the ticket counters, provide check-in support, assist passengers with mobility and special needs, along with the boarding and deplaning of customers. AEROPLAN Air Canada Customer Relations (Montreal, Vancouver) Our members assist loyalty Members respond to customer inquiries on behalf of customers with the booking of various redemption Air Canada. Members review, sort, distribute customer rewards and provide customer service support to correspondence, authorize or amend reservations, and clients for their online bookings. Aeroplan is a coalition determine appropriate payment or compensation. loyalty program owned by Air Canada.
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