Ontario Trade Union CEP Local 2003 Internet Website Links.
Below you will find liks to many Ontario Trade Union sites and usefull Labour sites.
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CEP National Union Office | National Office in Ottawa, formed in 1992 as a merger of three unions,represents 150000 workers in every sector. |
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CEP Locals Online | CEP Trade Union Locals listed on the CEP website |
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Union Insurance and group policies at Youngs. | |
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The principal federation of trade unions organized in Ontario. | |
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Use Goldbook.ca's Local Business Search Directory to find a business in your area | |
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Yellow Pages Canada | YellowPages.ca connects you to Canada's businesses. |
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XPDNCY | Trade Union Links displayed for labour union related sites |
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CEP Wiki Page | A free encyclopedia built collaboratively. |
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Union Links | Labour and Trade Unions in Dmoz |
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Confederation of Ontario University Staff Associations & Unions | An umbrella group of unionized and non-unionized staff organizations at Ontario universities |
| Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) | Umbrella organization for Canada's national and international unions | |
| LabourStart | International trade union website, featuring daily labour news | |
| Our Times | An independent Canadian labour magazine | |
| Toronto & York Region Labour Council | A central labour body that combines the strength of hundreds of local unions representing 195,000 working men and women and their families. | |
| Nupge | NUPGE is a federation of 13 independent unions representing provincial public sector workers. | |
| Opseu | represents provincial government employees in Ontario. | |
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Local 87-M, known as the Southern Ontario Newsmedia Guild (SONG). Members work at some of Canada's most popular and prestigious newspapers, magazines, television and publishing houses such as the Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, The Toronto Sun, Sing Tao, Maclean's magazine, The London Free Press, ATV and many more. | |
| The Anishinabek Nation incorporated the Union of Ontario Indians (UOI) as its secretariat in 1949. The Union of Ontario Indians is the oldest political organization in Ontario and can trace its roots back to the Confederacy of Three Fires, which existed long before European contact. | ||
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Graphical Union serving the Toronto area | |
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