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In 1939, the Union had not yet succeeded in organizing Ford. Growth of the Union had stalled after the early successes of 1936 and 1937.
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In 1957, the need for the trades to have control over their own bargaining demands was formerly written into the UAW constitution as "separate ratification rights."
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In 1966, separate ratification was strengthened and clarified to ensure that if either group (Skilled Trades or Production) rejected, there was no agreement.
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Greetings Sisters and Brothers Our family entered into contest put on by Pioneer Seeds this summer/fall named Here’s to Hometowns. Each entrant had to make a video stating what they would do to help their community and how they would…
TORONTO, Nov, 15, 2018 /CNW/ – The Progressive Conservative’s fall economic update is a clear signal that austerity measures are coming to Ontario. “Doug Ford’s economic plan won’t lift Ontario working families out of poverty, it will take them back to the days of Mike…
After just five years, the Ontario PC government is dissolving the Ontario College of Trades, created by the previous Liberal administration. The Agenda discusses what that means for tradespeople, the infrastructure they build, and ultimately the general public. Click Here…