SCAFFOLDERS WANTED (Journeyman/ Apprentices/ Supervisors)

Please fax (604 437-1110) or email your resume to council@cmaw.caphone calls will not be accepted.

SCAFFOLDERS WANTED (Journeyman/ Apprentices/ Supervisors)

Please fax (604 437-1110) or email your resume to council@cmaw.caphone calls will not be accepted.

Run-of-river hydro electric project. Built by CMAW Members in Summer 2011.

CMAW representatives attend PPWC convention in Cranbrook held March 6th 7th and 8th 2013

JOB POSTING - ORGANIZER/SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

The CMAW Vancouver office has an opening for an Organizer/Service Representative that is able to work independently as well as be part of a team.

Union inks deal with new construction union in Quebec

CMAW has made arrangements with a new construction union in Quebec to enable workers to travel to other parts of Canada to work during shortages at home.

Wood Stave Tank built by CMAW Powell River Pulp Mill

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Click here to download the newsletter. The feature article from latest newsletter follows.  How Right-to-Work Can Diminish Collective Bargaining - By Jan Noster On December II, 2012. Michigan Governor Rick Snyder signed his state's right-to-work bill Into law, delivering a big blow to all workers across North America. Right-to-work laws prohibit union security agreements.They enable a government regulation of the agreements between employers and labour unions, preventing...

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Established in 2004, CMAW's role is to establish and maintain the best possible standards of pay, benefits, and working conditions for members; to organize the unorganized; to promote progressive labour and human rights legislation; to cooperate with other unions and organizations to achieve these aims; to encourage social unionism; to promote and champion workers' legitimate struggles; to provide aid and assistance to members so that they may share in benefits of collective agreements and favourable employment legislation; and to inform and educate workers on the principles and policies of the organization and the benefits they may achieve through organization and collective bargaining.