This professional association works towards protecting the rights and the future of professional photographers and illustrators who work in communication arts in Canada. Find out the benefits of membership.

This labour movement organization promotes decent wages and working conditions, improved health and safety laws in addition to lobbying for fair taxes, social programs and social equality.

Learn about the activities and services of Canada's largest union. CUPE represents members who work in various sectors including health care, social services, utilites, transit systems, and other publicly funded employers.

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Unified voice of the construction industry in Ontario, working to create favourable legislation and an adequate supply of skilled workers.

Ontario Division of the Canadian Union of Public Employees. Advances the efficiency of public employees; promotes legislation. Helps organize workers, particularly public employees. CUPE Ontario has 180,000 members.

This labour union represents technicians, artisans and craftspersons in the entertainment industry, including live theatre, film and television production in the United States and Canada.

A union of more than 50,000 working men and women throughout Canada who share the common goals of justice on the job, security for the family and service to the community. Find out what's new and read the IAM Canadian Journal.

Labour law defines your rights and obligations as workers, union members and employers in the workplace. Generally, labour law covers: industrial relations, workplace health and safety, and employment standards.

Ontario's central labour body, uniting 1,500 unions. Projects; union campaigns; conferences; skills training. "Library" has labour-issues publications for downloading.

Contains links to Ontario branch, chapter, local, regional organized labour and union Web sites. This Web page may take a while to download.

Representing over 50,000 educators, this organization is responsible for collective bargaining, educational research, political action and defending quality education. The site includes FAQs, news, issues and links to other resources.

This national union represents members working in a wide range of occupations. Find information about membership benefits, political activities, ongoing negotiations, workplace legislation, and more.

An internationally recognized non-profit, technical, professional society of individual members serving the maritime and offshore industries and their suppliers; access here an Events Database and an Index of Publications & Searchable Abstracts

This private sector union is involved in many workplace, economic and social justice issues. Learn about their policies, activities and local installations.

Labour union representing 200,000 Canadian workers in steel, mining, health care, hotels, department and grocery stores, manufacturing, security and taxis. Fact sheets on health, safety, injury claims, women workers. Union campaigns; policy documents.

WGC represents freelance writers working in film, television, radio and new media production. The Guild negotiates, administers and enforces collective agreements setting out minimum rates, terms and conditions of work. Discover membership information, a calendar of events, and more.

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