piry
In mid October over 90 per cent of
800 members of the Metallos
(Stee!

NSEC in January of 2006.
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time, ‘h vaca-
tion entitlement periods. The union

i is ee the leaders in

andards| Workers at the [> A Tribute to the ‘Rocket’ 1 work I tt
intul imited | fabricati | } hi are play-
November setting some 1 1 | 7 7
new standards. - 4 P
“Rocket” Richard. Th i i
New jobs at Tri ay ea wae fl 1284 ripe) ee aoe ns 1 jod. f>
a August, Join Metall ly depend
ie Trimag magnesium die-casting 1 eT fs a
peti in Boisbriand signed a new i om ies a oe re 2 A
multi-year collective agreement Ve
ale es FOuehec Tt hich | ier A
re than 3.8 per cent per y: North 1 ? Grerpauen collec.
This fall up to 45 new jobs witb e FT 1 FT Tt 1 +}
created in the plant, which oe pro- eta a 5
duces large car parts. ANB in the progr
Jud Ticlib andicak qiited
clause, providing extra coverage. national solidarity work — Wea 1 sty +
1 b PRE ee a p 1 ‘ ete len fed
Union wees for taxi avers SAUNOaR ee Oniaes ional “God J i

ane term support mea: sures a

Safety a Must for Border SES Workers ae ves Sa that

for say
bec. A group of
chi front di P issionai the Canada Border Services A
f 18 ya Ase, aint. 7
8
Th I Laval. Tt peopl t
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* dihold yf *, |. da Th le 1: A) is
: y
ha licenses. A submission to the Bi a a
mmittee notes that, since 2003, ¥ e P
including mould, SARS, tub losi: dt aia Wiper! ikaE
P
per cent. d to di Th 11; 1
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changing industry.

place.

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