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  • Amalgamated Transit Union
  • Brampton-Mississauga and District Labour Council
  • Bakery, Confectionary & Tobacco Workers International Union
  • Canadian Air Line Dispatchers' Association & General Workers Local 325 (NUPGE)
  • Canadian Labour Congress
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  • Canadian Union of Postal Workers
  • Canadian Union of Public Employees
  • Canadian Union of Restaurant & Related Employees
  • CAW (National Automobile, Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers Union of Canada)
  • Communications, Energy & Paperworkers Union of Canada
  • Glass, Molders, Pottery, Plastics & Allied Workers International Union
  • Graphic Communications International Union
  • International Association of Fire Fighters
  • International Association of Machinist & Aerospace Workers
  • International Brotherhood of Teamsters
  • International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers & Helpers
  • International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
  • International Ladies' Garment Workers
  • International Union of Operating Engineers
  • IWA Canada (International Woodworkers of America)
  • Laborers' International Union of North America
  • Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association
  • Ontario Federation of Labour
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  • Ontario Nurses Association
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  • Peel Regional Police Association
  • Public Service Alliance of Canada
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  • Sheet Metal Workers' International Association
  • Toronto Typographical Union
  • United Brewers Warehousing Workers/UFCW
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  • United Food & Commercial Workers
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  • United Steelworkers

  

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Labour and United Way of Peel Region

Labour, management and United Way share many of the same goals. We all want to ensure that our community thrives and the people who live here have access to the services and programs they need to live happy, healthy and productive lives. By working together to conduct a joint union-management United Way campaign in your workplace, you can help strengthen our community and improve individual lives.

Why Promote Joint Union-Management Campaigns?
In the past several years, companies and unions have been working together with the assistance of United Ways to organize joint campaigns.

Joint Campaigns make sense for several reasons:

  • Problems and contentious issues are quickly resolved because union and management are involved as equal partners in all levels of campaign decision making.
  • It is an effective fundraising tool.
  • Joint committees bring together union and management representatives, who can bring valuable skills and talents to contribute to the success of the campaign.
  • Duties and responsibilities are shared among a committee. One person does not have sole responsibility for the campaign.

The personal commitment of the Chief Executive Officer and the Local Union Executive ensures that the joint committee is able to carry out their duties successfully.

What Are The Steps in Organizing a Joint Campaign?
Local Union Executives and Chief Executive Officers should take the following steps prior to the commencement of the fall campaign:

  • Confirm their support and interest to United Way volunteers.
  • Ask the CEO and Local Union President(s) to jointly endorse the campaign and to
    appoint the union/management co-chairs.
  • Campaign Co-Chairs are responsible for the recruitment of the employee campaign
    committee.
  • The committee has the responsibility to plan, organize and implement the campaign.
  • CEO and senior management must ensure that sufficient time is given to all committee
    members to guarantee a successful campaign.
  • The committee should be working well in advance of the campaign, keeping the CEO
    and Local Union President(s) informed on a regular basis.
  • To assist the committee United Way provides training and assistance. We have volunteers, Loaned Representatives, a Labour Staff Representative and staff who have the expertise to help.
  • Read and implement United Way’s Campaign Best Practices Manual.

Joint Union-Management Spirit Awards
The Outstanding Joint Union-Management Campaign Award is presented to a workplace campaign run jointly by union members and management that exemplifies teamwork, leadership and community giving. Awarded in both the private and public sector in three categories:

  • 100 or fewer employees
  • 101- 499 employees
  • 500 or more employees

Download the nomination form and criteria for Outstanding Joint-Union Management Campaign Award (Private Sector) in either word or pdf. Download the nomination form and criteria for Outstanding Joint-Union Management Campaign Award (Public Sector) in either word or pdf.

In 2006, the winners of the Outstanding Public-Sector Joint Union-Management Campaign Award were:

  • 101-499 employees: Enersource Corporation and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 636, Mississauga
  • 500 or more employees: The Regional Municipality of Peel and the Canadian Union of Public Employees Locals 2842 and 966, the Ontario Nurses Association, Ontario Public Service Employees Union Local 228, The Peel Regional Police Association, and the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 175.

In 2006, the winner of the Outstanding Private-Sector Joint Union-Management Campaign Award was:

  • ESAB Group Canada Inc. and United Steelworkers Local 9042, Mississauga

For More Information about the Partnership between Labour and United Way
Contact Sue Mortimer, Labour Staff Representative at 905-602-3644 or smortimer@unitedwaypeel.org.

  

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