MTU MAINTENANCE CANADA LTD. LOCAL 764 INFORMATION SESSIONS & STRIKE VOTE

Our bargaining proposals are based upon the demands and priorities set by the membership in the bargaining survey and focus on critically important topics including sub-contracting, technological change, electronic surveillance and fair compensation that is responsive to economic realities. The employer seeks to alter work schedules, skill and shift premiums, and vacation ratios in a manner that will significantly impact the quality of your work life balance and overall compensation.
As we enter the monetary phase of bargaining, it is important that we send a clear message that the membership is behind their Negotiations Committee and our demands. Accordingly, your Committee has made the decision to seek a strike mandate from the membership. Read Bulletin here…

Congratulations Christy – IAM Union members have nominated and elected the incumbent Executive Council members and international officers

In an overwhelming show of support, IAM Union members have nominated and elected the incumbent Executive Council members and international officers to a new four-year term, beginning July 1, 2025. For the first time in nearly two decades, there will be no need for runoffs for international officer elections. Delegate to the Canadian Labour Congress Christy Slauenwhite (Local 764)*   *Elected …

Bulletin – Brother Christopher Hiscock

Brothers and Sisters:
It is with profound regret and the greatest sadness to inform all of you of the passing of our President, Friend and Brother, Christopher Hiscock
Bro. Hiscock passed away on January 19, 2025. Chris was the heart of our Executive Board. He mentored, educated, befriended and advocated for each of us. He was extremely proud of our Local and what we stand for.
Chris also sat on the District 140 Executive Board and Chaired the Air Canada Pension for many years. We ask for patience, as we work our way through this.
This is an unspeakable loss for his wife and family. Our Local will do everything we can going forward to support them. At this time though, we ask that you respect their privacy.
More information will be passed along for a celebration of life, once we know details.

MTU – LOCAL LODGE 764 NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE

Further to our communication of January 14, 2025, the parties met on Saturday, January 18, 2025, with the Mediator. The day was spent reviewing non-monetary language proposals, resulting in four (4) Articles and several Letters being finalized for sign-off between the parties. The Union’s outstanding non-monetary proposals have been deferred to the parties’ monetary discussions.
We are scheduled to resume direct bargaining with the assistance of the Mediator on Saturday, January 25, 2025, when we expect to exchange monetary agendas. However, we are awaiting confirmation from the employer of their agreement to the simultaneous exchange of monetary agendas. Read Bulletin here…

Celebration of Life, for Paul Pelletreau

Information for the Celebration of Life, for our friend and Brother Paul Pelletreau. Paul was an elected Business Representative, for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Northwest District 250. As well as being actively involved politically and in the general labour movement. He will be dearly missed, by all who had the opportunity to meet and work with …

MTU MAINTENANCE – LOCAL LODGE 764 NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE

Further to our communication of December 18, 2024, the parties met independent of the Mediator on January 9 & 10, 2025 with minimal progress. The Mediator met with the parties on January 13, 2025, and were unable to reach agreement on any further non-monetary proposals. All of the Union’s outstanding non-monetary proposals have now be deferred to the parties’ monetary discussions.
We are scheduled to resume direct bargaining with the assistance of the Mediator on Saturday, January 18, 2025 and Saturday, January 25, 2025, when we expect to commence the exchange of monetary proposals. Read Bulletin here…

UNION DUES AND PER CAPITA TAX

The amount of Union Dues paid by each individual in the Machinist Union is determined by the Membership at a democratic forum. At the International (Grand Lodge) level, the per capita tax is established by the Delegates to the Grand Lodge Convention every four years. For 202, the Grand Lodge per capita tax will be $43.49 per member per month. This is a monthly increase of $0.82 from 2024. Read Bulletin here…

MTU – LOCAL LODGE 764 NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE – Dec 18, 2024

Further to our communication of December 5, 2024, the parties are not scheduled to meet again until January 9 & 10, 2025. Although the Mediator is not available to join the parties on these dates, we have provided our full availability throughout January and are awaiting an update from the Mediator for additional dates.  Read Bulletin here…

MTU MAINTENANCE CANADA LTD. LOCAL LODGE 764 NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE

Further to our communication of November 22, 2024, the parties resumed direct negotiations on December 2, 2024. We were joined by our Mediator, Fazal Bhimji on December 3, 2024, and made some limited progress with the assistance of the Mediator on the remaining non-monetary issues.
The parties agreed to reconvene the morning of December 5, 2024, with Mediator Bhimji to continue discussions on the remaining non-monetary issues, however, no further progress was made.  Read Bulletin here…

AIR CANADA TMOS NEGOTIATIONS – 2025 LOCAL 764 COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES

After the election results the Following Member will represent the FULL TIME STATION ATTENDANT:
• Jerry Senghera
Following members have been acclaimed to their respective sub-committee:
• Harkamal Mahil – CSA (Customer Service Agent)
• Jesse Funk – CSCA (Cabin Service Cleaning Attendant)
• Vincent Moisan – Trainer (Trainer 1 or Trainer 2)
• Harry Bohan – GSE (Ground Servicing Equipment)
• James Ainscow – AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineer)
• * Patrick Olsheskie – Part Time Station Attendant
• * John McDonald – Stores / Logistics   Read Bulletin here…

AIR CANADA TMOS NEGOTIATIONS – 2025 LOCAL 764 COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES **Revised Dec 03**

Following the close of nominations the following members have been acclaimed to their respective sub-committee:
• Harkamal Mahil – CSA (Customer Service Agent)
• Jesse Funk – CSCA (Cabin Service Cleaning Attendant)
• Vincent Moisan – Trainer (Trainer 1 or Trainer 2)
• Harry Bohan – GSE (Ground Servicing Equipment)
• James Ainscow – AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineer)
• * Patrick Olsheskie – Part Time Station Attendant
• * John McDonald – Stores / Logistics
The following members will stand for election in the Sub-committee – Full Time Station Attendant
• Jas Toor
• Jerry Senghera
• Lisa Banta
• Raj Takhar
• Robert Croteau
• Trevor Fox
• William Walker
The election will take place online via Simply Voting, and in order to vote for Full Time Station Attendant sub-committee nominee, you will be required to register. Only Full time Station Attendants will be voting
Registration must be completed by December 2nd, 2024, the vote will take place on December 4th, 2024, from 6am to 8pm local time.
Please register at https://forms.gle/pRjx5wmcxif4JaBq9 or scan the QR code below. If there are any ties, we will communicate it to the membership and the runoff vote will take place on December 10th, 2024.
  Read Bulletin here…