Welcome to UNIFOR Local 414

UNIFOR Local 414 is a province-wide amalgamated local representing members from a broad range of workplaces including food & vending services, security guards, maintenance workers, glass auto parts, taxi dispatchers, travel agents, tow truck drivers, warehouse workers, drug stores and grocery stores. We presently have over 12, 000 members.

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February 19, 2019February 19, 2019

Sting and cast give big boost to #SaveOshawaGM campaign

https://www.unifor.org/en/whats-new/news/sting-and-cast-give-big-boost-saveoshawagm-campaign

A moving performance by Sting and the cast of his musical, The Last Ship, in Oshawa gave a big boost to Unifor’s campaign to convince General Motors to reverse its decision on the Oshawa Assembly Plant.

February 9, 2019February 14, 2019

Henderson: It's a relief to see someone stand up to GM over plant closures

https://windsorstar.com/opinion/columnists/henderson-its-a-relief-to-see-someone-stand-up-to-gm-over-plant-closures?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1549713875

I was yawning my way through the Stupor Bowl with a few friends last Sunday when the hardest hit of the game, delivered by Unifor, turned that snore-fest into a jaw-clanging reality check.

With threats from the government to cut the $15 per hour minimum rate, and now this call to claw back equal pay for equal work,” said Gord Currie, President of Unifor Local 414, the union representing 12, 000 members in workplaces including in the retail and service industry across the province. “The rights of our members are not up for debate. Everyone deserves a decent wage. Read the full release…

Gord Currie

President Local 414

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Saskatchewan budget does nothing for workers says Unifor March 20, 2019
March 20, 2019 REGINA – The tired Saskatchewan Party government of Scott Moe continues to do nothing for Saskatchewan families with its lacklustre budget that caters to big corporations at the expense of working people, says Unifor. "Scott Moe continues to disappoint working Saskatchewan families by focusing on deficit cutting at the expense of good jobs, […]
Federal budget sets right path but needs to go further: Unifor March 19, 2019
OTTAWA — Unifor welcomes new job training initiatives in the federal budget but further action is needed to help the unemployed re-enter the workforce, allow minimum wage workers to progress to higher paying skilled jobs and aid in just transition for those displaced by environmental and technological change. “Funds to help pay for training and […]