| 3 years ago

Local Newsletter - March 2021 Edition

Edition Highlights: President’s Report: No Struggle, No Victory - Building Power To Win: Negotiations 2022 - Amazon Will Destroy Our Future - CPC Pandemic Negligence

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| 3 years ago

Local Dispatch (21/03/03) - You Choose

Local Elections (President & 2nd Vice President) - GMM Debating Negotiation Demands - International Women's Day Events

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| 3 years ago

Local Dispatch (21/02/24) - History Lessons

CUPW History Reading Group: My Union, My Life - Negotiation Demands Resolution Workshops - March Double GMM Registration 

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| 3 years ago

Local Dispatch (21/02/19): Negotiation Station

GMMs Ratifying Negotiation Demands - Resolutions FAQ - Depot Resolutions Workshop - Brother Garang Memorium

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| 3 years ago

Local General Membership Meetings (Online): March 7 & 13

In addition to regular GMM business, the March 7 GMM will focus on the presentation and adoption of RSMC negotiation demand resolutions for the CUPW Prairie Regional Conference. Another special GMM will be held Saturday, March 13, 2021, 11am to focus on Urban negotiation demands. Each meeting will have their own notice, and registration. 

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| 3 years ago

Local Dispatch (21/02/11)

President's Report - Drafting Negotiation Demands - Local Elections  - Rashpal For City Council - Local Committee Meetings - Working In Extreme Cold

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| 3 years ago

CUPW 730 Civic Election Endorsement

Rashpal Sehmby, our very own Health & Safety officer and steadfast union activist, is running for council in the upcoming Edmonton civic election! It was to our local's great pleasure to join our CUPW Prairie office in endorsing Brother Sehmby at our last GMM in his efforts to be a progressive voice for the working class in his home ward.

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| 3 years ago

No Struggle, No Victory

On preparing for Negotiations 2022: We can’t force that change without creating leverage. We have no leverage if we don’t mobilize our membership en masse. We won’t be able to successfully organize and mobilize our members, without giving them the skills and confidence necessary through deliberate training. There are no shortcuts. The work must be put in.

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