LOCAL LODGE 764 TECHNICAL OPERATIONS, LOGISTICS & SUPPLY REPRESENTATIVE AIR CANADA NATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS COMMITTEE ACCLAMATION

In response to the April 13, 2023 bulletin advising of the recent vacancy for this position, Local Lodge 764 has received one (1) application. I would like to inform our members that Brother James Ainscow has graciously volunteered to put his name forward for this position. Brother Ainscow has agreed to accept the position and has therefore been acclaimed as the LL764 Technical Operations, Logistics and Supply representative on the Air Canada National Negotiations Committee.  Read Bulletin here…

LOCAL LODGE 764 VACANCY NOTICE TECHNICAL OPERATIONS, LOGISTICS & SUPPLY REPRESENTATIVE AIR CANADA NATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS COMMITTEE

The Local Lodge 764 Executive Board has been ordered by the International President to suspend our current Technical Operations, Logistics and Supply representative from his position on the Air Canada National Negotiations Committee.

As a consequence of this action, all LL764 members who work for Air Canada Technical Operations, Logistics and Supply in all of the categories enumerated in Articles 4.02, 4.03, 8.02 and 8.03 of the TMOS collective agreement have no representation on the Air Canada National Negotiations Committee.
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2023 IAM Photography Contest

Submit your pictures of IAM members in the workplace, union function, or performing community service for a chance to win a cash prize and have your photo featured in the 2024 IAM Calendar. The entry deadline is May 26, 2023.

The official call letter and entry forms can be found here.

pls read the rules and tips for photos.  $500 first prize.

I would be happy to have a few photos of people working at the airport.  Thanks Communicator iam764

MTU MAINTENANCE – LOCAL LODGE 764 ARTICLE 5.04(a)

In January 2023, the Union had indicated a willingness to discuss the solicitation and distribution of overtime on a without precedent or prejudice basis, in an effort to address the Employer’s challenges in complying with and administering the provisions of Article 5 of the Collective Agreement.
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All Technical Operations Members Local Lodge 764 Vancouver YVR – site visit

As committed earlier, please be advised that we will be conducting a site visit and a meeting to hear about issues our members are experiencing. The workplace visit and meeting will be as follows:
1. Monday, March 6, 2023 – 07:00 AM – Site Visit
2. Monday, March 6, 2023 – 14:00 PM – Meeting :
IAMAW – Local Lodge 764
7980 River Road

We look forward to hearing from you.
In Solidarity, David Chartrand
General Vice President Read Bulletin here…

District Bulletin 06 – AIR CANADA – TMOS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CATEGORY 38 B STATION GRIEVANCE & COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT

This bulletin explains the relationship between the long-overdue Category 38 B station grievance and the collective agreement opener prescribed in appendix XXXXIV. A grievance is a violation of the existing language of the collective agreement whereby your representative is attempting to uphold the existing language. In this circumstance before an arbitrator. 
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