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An extensive collection of Natural Gas and other energy related web site links. Provided by the Canadian Gas Association.
This site covers just about everything you ever wanted to know about your labour rights, and permissible working conditions. The CLC is a lobby group for organized labour, representing over two million unionized workers.
This links you to the CEP National Web site. An excellent in-depth site, with information on all aspects of our union activity, and up-to-date news on a national and regional level. Included at this site are links to other CEP locals across Canada.
Union Gas controlling interest.
Duke Energy is a US company, and holds the controlling interest in Union Gas. This specific site (operated by the US employees of Duke Energy) naturally refers to US law when discussing working conditions, whether State or Federal law. However, much of the information is pertinent, and will give you a "feel" for the observed behavior of the owner of Union Gas.
A wealth of information on labour statistics. Companies fined for poor labour practices.
Submitted by: This government site covers all the different federal labour acts and codes.
Local 87-M, known as the Southern Ontario Newsmedia Guild (SONG). Members work at some of Canada's most popular and prestigious newspapers, magazines, television and publishing houses such as the Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, The Toronto Sun, Sing Tao, Maclean's magazine, The London Free Press, ATV and many more. They are the reporters, editors, photographers, videographers, graphic artists, computer technicians, printing, pre-press, advertising, circulation, finance staff who bring you the news about your community, your province and Canada.
This Federation speaks for 650,000 organized Ontario workers and provides its affiliated labour councils and local unions with a variety of services.
The Ontario Human Rights Commission was established in 1961 to administer the Human Rights Code. There are sixteen grounds of discrimination under the Code. Check out this site for any and all information you may want.
The TSSA is an independent, not-for-profit organization responsible for the delivery of a range of safety services. They include the administration of Ontario's Technical Standards & Safety Act, 2000 within various industry sectors and the delivery of safety programs to the public
We envision hazard-free workplaces that prevent work-related injury, illness and death and promote the well-being of workers, their families, communities and the earth which sustains us all. This is our hope for the world.
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