DL 140 has issued a bulletin outlining the recent decision by the Quebec Supreme Court in respect of the class action lawsuit against Air Canada. Here is that bulletin:
IAM LL 714 Regular Monthly Meeting
The June Executive Board and regular monthly meeting is June 12. Here is the current bulletin:
LL 714 Organizing Class
LL 714 is holding an organizing class. Please see the amended bulletin below for further details.
Notice of Election and Absentee Ballots
Please take note of the following 2 bulletins from IAMAW LL 714 regarding the June Election for the National TMOS Bargaining Committee Represenative. A form for absentee ballots is also provided.
Passing of a member
It is with sadness that I announce the passing of our friend and co-worker, Marty Onofrejchuk. His obituary can be viewed here: https://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-254607/ONOFREJCHUK_%20MARTIN
LTD Termination Arbitration Update
Dear Brothers and Sisters:
Transportation District 140’s legal counsel is currently in the process of preparing for the first LTD termination arbitration hearing scheduled for April 20, 2018 before Arbitrator Mark Brown……….. Continue reading
Announcing the IAM 2018 photo contest.
This is the official announcement of the 2018 IAM Photography Contest. It is open to all IAM members in good standing. Entries should catch IAM members at work in unposed photos. Winning entries will win a cash prize and will appear in the 2019 IAM Calendar. Two dollars from each calendar sale is donated to Guide Dogs of America.
>Important deposit dates for 2018<
You will want to know these important deposit dates contained in BULLETIN 073
>Announcing the 2018 IAM Scholarship Competition <
The 2018 IAM Scholarship Competition is now accepting applications. The competition is open to members of the IAM and their children throughout the United States and Canada under procedures and rules of eligibility explained in this announcement. The IAM Scholarship Fund, which is used exclusively to make possible these awards, was established by the delegates of the 1960 IAM Grand Lodge Convention.
DL 140 Bulletin # 69, changes to Employee travel passes
In 2013, Air Canada modified its Employee Travel Policy to reduce personal pass travel for employees off work for longer than one (1) year (365 Days), and further modified it in 2014, whereby Members who were absent from work for more than 365 days were only entitled to three (3) travel passes per year until such time as they returned back to work.
DL 140 Bulletin # 69. Changes to Air Canada Employee Travel Policy