The 2021 IAM Scholarship Competition is accepting applications. The competition is open to members of the IAM and their children throughout the United States and Canada. The deadline for applications is February 12, 2021. Read here for information…
Snag Sheet Oct 2020
The October issue of the Snag Sheet is now online at: https://www.iam764.ca/snag-sheets/
wheretovote.elections.bc.ca
You can vote at Any advance poll starting today. Find the ones nearest to you.
Advanced Polls are open from 8:00am to 8:00pm local time until Wednesday, October 21.
District Bulletin 53 – ELECTION OF DISTRICT LODGE OFFICERS
Elections will be held in 2021 at the 22nd Annual District Lodge 140 Convention for the following positions:
1) President and Directing General Chairperson (PDGC)
2) Secretary Treasurer (ST)
The term for both the PDGC and ST will be four (4) years commencing July 01, 2021 Read Bulletin here..
District Bulletin 52 – AIR CANADA – TMOS NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE
On September 29, 2020, your Union’s legal counsel requested Arbitrator Vince Ready to re-engage in the Collective Agreement Negotiations process as outlined in Appendix XXXXIV of the Collective Agreement. Read Bulletin here…
Link to elections.bc.ca
For extensive information on the BC Election visit https://elections.bc.ca/
Elections BC administers provincial general elections, by-elections, recall petitions, initiative petitions, initiative votes, referenda and plebiscites, and oversee campaign financing and advertising rules at the local level.
GENERAL MEETING OCTOBER 14, 2020 – Agenda Items
– MTU Negotiation Committee Nominations (3)
– Committee Nominations/Appointments
Read Bulletin here…
Federal Government Should “Absolutely” Support Canada’s Airlines
October 2, 2020 – “The Federal Government should absolutely support Canada’s airline and air transportation industry!” This was the unequivocal statement of Stan Pickthall, Canadian General Vice President of the Machinists Union (IAM). “This is a position we have taken throughout the pandemic, and one that we have published in two releases on our website.” Read Bulletin here…
District Bulletin 50 – AIR CANADA (TMOS, Finance and Clerical) EFAP Update – Third Party Counselling
It is with this in mind, that during a meeting of the National EFAP Committee this
morning, we unanimously agreed to extend the Third-Party Counselling from
Homewood Health, until June 30, 2021. Read Bulletin here…
September 2020 issue of the Snag Sheet
The September 2020 issue of the Snag Sheet is now online at: https://www.iam764.ca/snag-sheets/
Bulletin – Eligibility for Absentee Ballots: District 140 Convention Delegate Election
Election of Delegates to District Lodge 140 – 2020 Convention (taking place in April 2021) will be at the General Meeting on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. Please note that DUE TO COVID-19, ABSENTEE BALLOT ELIGIBILITY HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO ALL MEMBERS. Absentee Ballot is attached to this bulletin Read Bulletin here…
William Chichak September 28th, 1927 – June 22nd, 2020
You are kindly invited to attend the online streaming of the Celebration of Life for William Chichak.
Date for the live stream: Saturday, September 26th 2:00 – 3:00 pm Pls Read info here…
Please check the Retirees page at https://www.iam764.ca/retirees/retirees-2/ for all recent deaths that we are aware of.
District Bulletin 49 – AIR CANADA TECH – OPS CATEGORY 38 GRIEVANCES
Many Members around the country have requested updates regarding the Category 38
related grievances flowing from ODS and lay-off.
As a quick background, two (2) grievances were filed on April 24, 2020 and July 6, 2020
respectively. Both grievances seek to remedy the Company’s decision to lay off all CAT38’s
from the “B” and “C” stations, among other things. The General Chairpersons representing
Members at Air Canada have been putting Read Bulletin here…
MTU MAINTENANCE CANADA LTD. LOCAL LODGE 764 SECTION 54 ADJUSTMENT PLAN
2020, the parties met on September 15, 2020 to resume discussions pertaining to VSIP’s, Work
Share and Layoffs.
We are pleased to advise that the Company confirmed that there is no requirement for an adjustment
of capacity or personnel between now and December 31, 2020, and that the Section 54 Notice issued
to the Union on March 24, 2020 is complete. Read Bulletin here…
District Bulletin 48 – AIR CANADA – TMOS AND CLERICAL NATIONAL ARBITRATION HEARING – SEPTEMBER 9, 2020
A national arbitration was held in the presence of Arbitrator Corinn Bell on September 9th with Air Canada where 2 cases were heard. Read Bulletin here…
District Bulletin 47 – AIR CANADA – TMOS DPLP, BUMPING AND RECALL
The General Chairpersons representing members at Air Canada have been working very hard to
secure information regarding the DPLP, bumping and recall processes.
To say that the situation is fluid would be a gross understatement. Things are changing rapidly and
the Company has been unable to provide hard dates for the onset and conclusions of these
procedures. Read Bulletin here…
LL764 Social Committee
The Social Committee regrets to advise that both the annual pin party and the Children’s Christmas party have been cancelled for 2020, due to current Covid 19 provincial health protocols. Read Bulletin here…
GENERAL MEETING September 9, 2020 5:00 PM
This General Meeting will reflect the months of April, May, June, July and August
A memo is attached in the post below this one for the Protocols that will be adhered to. Read Bulletin here…
LL764 GENERAL MEETING COVID-19 HEALTH PROTOCOLS – SEPTEMBER 09, 2020
Local Lodge 764 will be holding our regular Wednesday, September 9, 2020 monthly General Membership
meeting in accordance with our Bylaws. However, the meeting will be held under strict adherence to all British Columbia government regulations and recommendations relating to large social gatherings to protect the health and safety of our members to the greatest extent possible.
Therefore, the following procedures will be in effect for the September 9, 2020 and all subsequent monthly General meetings until the current COVID-19 restrictions are revised by the provincial government: Read Bulletin here…
Unemployment Dues
Members who are laid off, or who will be on a long term illness leave, and do not qualify
for automatic dues payment under Grand Lodge Policy 826, and who wish to maintain their
membership in good standing with Local Lodge 764, must remit Unemployment Dues directly to
Local Lodge 764 beginning October 1, 2020. The International President of the IAM&AW Robert
Martinez has given special COVID 19 dispensation so that no member would have to pay
Unemployment Dues for a set period between April and September 2020. All members who
wish to pay their Unemployment Dues will have 60 days until December 1, 2020 to remit
payment to Local Lodge 764. Unemployment Dues are two dollars ($2.00) per month Read Bulletin here…