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Welcome to USW Local 8914
RIGHT TO KNOW, PARTICIPATE, REFUSE
You have three basic rights under The Saskatchewan Employment Act. The right to know the hazards at work and how to control them. The right to participate in finding and controlling workplace hazards. The right to refuse work that you believe is unusually dangerous.
Receive frequent news and updates from your local union. Text 8914 to the number 32323
USW Canada
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      Rogers Abbotsford technicians ratify new agreement ending strikeABBOTSFORD, B.C. – After more than four and a half months on the picket line, Rogers technicians in Abbotsford, B.C., have voted to ratify a new five-year collective agreement featuring monetary and l... — 
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      Steelworkers support Alberta’s teachers, condemn attacks by governmentUSW National Director Marty Warren supports Alberta's teachers and unions. The post Steelworkers support Alberta’s teachers, condemn attacks by government appeared first on USW Canada... — 
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      United Steelworkers union Canadian leadership team re-electedTORONTO / MONTREAL / VANCOUVER – All four Directors of the United Steelworkers union in Canada have been re-elected, including National Director Marty Warren, District 3 (Western region) Director Scot... — 
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      Strengthening safety through solidarity: USW Local 6571’s Craig Spulnick recognized for health and safety leadershipCraig Spulnick, of USW Local 6571 in Ontario’s Durham Region, was recently honoured with the Health & Safety Activist Award at the Workers’ Health and Safety Centre’s annual awards dinner. The rec... — 
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      Telecom workers fight for jobs and national security – SteelworkersTORONTO – On Friday, Oct. 31, over 100 workers in telecommunications will lose their jobs at Ericsson, when the company moves these jobs to India in the middle of workers’ efforts... — 
