Check out our April 2021 Newsletter for important Local 75 and HTA75 updates! Read about how our members are learning new skills with HTA75, our benefit and recall victories, organizing efforts and so much more!
On March 9, 2021, the Labour Board overwhelmingly dismissed Unifor’s 2018 charges filed over the Fairmont Royal York. This means the June 2018 ratification of the Local 75 Collective Agreement at the Fairmont Royal York stands, the September displacement vote is thrown out, and our Union is secure! Our future remains secure when we stick […]
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Take a look at our new Canadian Hospitality Bailouts Report detailing how a lack of conditions on the Highly Affected Sectors Credit Availability Program (HASCAP) hurts Canada’s hotel workers.
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Newsletter – April 2021
/in Updates /by djanvierCheck out our April 2021 Newsletter for important Local 75 and HTA75 updates! Read about how our members are learning new skills with HTA75, our benefit and recall victories, organizing efforts and so much more!
Local 75 triumphs over Unifor in 2018 Royal York Labour Board case
/in Updates /by aburketOn March 9, 2021, the Labour Board overwhelmingly dismissed Unifor’s 2018 charges filed over the Fairmont Royal York. This means the June 2018 ratification of the Local 75 Collective Agreement at the Fairmont Royal York stands, the September displacement vote is thrown out, and our Union is secure! Our future remains secure when we stick […]
Federal government’s new bailout program for hospitality sector may benefit banks, not laid-off workers
/in Updates /by msobersTake a look at our new Canadian Hospitality Bailouts Report detailing how a lack of conditions on the Highly Affected Sectors Credit Availability Program (HASCAP) hurts Canada’s hotel workers.