HOW EFFECTIVE HAS THE
PPWE RAIDING PROGRAM BEEN?

LOOK AT THE RECORD!

OPERATION Date No. of Workers PPWC Won+
Chemainus Sawmill 1970 600 0
B.C. Forest Products (Mackenzie) 1970 200 200
Bulkley Valley Forest Products 1971 500 0
McDonald Cedar 1973 190 0
Mayo Lumber Company 1973 153 153
CIPA Lumber Company 1973 74 74*
Ladysmith Forest Products 1973 150 150
Somass Sawmill 1973 1,100 0
Saltair Lumber 1973 100 0
Canadian Cellulose ‘ 1975 250 0
Doman Building Supply 1975 5 0
Nanoose Forest Products 1976 70 0
Delta Plywood 1976 270 0
Pinette & Therrien Sawmill 1976 250 0
Lignums Sawmill 1976 230 0
Pinette & Therrien Sawmill 1977 250 0
Finlay Forest Industries 1980 150 0
Carrier Lumber 1980 120 0
Weldwood of Canada (Empire Division) 1981 _ 300 _0
4,962 503

*The following year the IWA re-organized this operation so it has been deleted from the PPWC total.
+These workers were all |WA members prior to the PPWC raids.

HOW EFFECTIVE HAS THE
IWA ORGANIZING PROGRAM BEEN?

LOOK AT THE RECORD!

YEAR No. of Units No. of New Members*
Jan., 1970-July 31, 1970 30 903
Aug. 1, 1970-Aug. 31, 1971 49 1,170
Sept. 1, 1971-Aug. 31, 1972 57 1,620
Sept. 1, 1972-July 15, 1973 59 1,399
July 17, 1973-Aug. 15, 1974 83 2,454
Aug. 16, 1974-Sept. 22, 1975 58 1,008
Sept. 23, 1975-Aug. 31, 1976 29 812
Aug. 31, 1976-Aug. 15, 1977 36 1,147
Aug. 16, 1977-Aug. 31, 1978 45 885
Sept. 1, 1978-Aug. 24, 1979 28 650
Aug. 25, 1979-Aug. 31, 1980 47 1,168
Sept. 1, 1980-Sept. 30, 1981 _39 1,200
560 14,416

*These new members were all unorganized prior to joining the WA.

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