The results for Nominations held at the September 13, 2017, General Meeting
for MTU Negotiating Committee Representatives are:
Bro. Neil Carter,
Bro. Joe Di Fabio,
Bro. Damian Huzyk,
Sis. Leeanne Siewert (alternate)
The above Members are acclaimed, negating any requirement election.
Read bulletin here…
Canadian Blood Services – it’s in you to give
For anyone who has not yet registered under your Partners for Life International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers Local Lodge 764 – INTE010909 please read Bulletin here…
Book your next appointment today at www.blood.ca or download the GiveBlood App For groups of three or more email pfl.bc@blood.ca
Labour Day – Sept 4, 2017
New Westminster & District Labour Council invites you to celebrate Monday September 4, 2017, Holland Park, Surrey 11:30am-2:30pm, Join us for fun, food, music, and kid’s activities. LL764is sponsoring the face painting booth and Shelley, Leanne and Laura have all volunteered to help out at the IAMAW booth that we will share with DL250. We are always looking for additional volunteers to assist. Please let me know if you or any other members you know are interested in assisting. Read pdf here…
Thanks Christopher Hiscock President, Canadian Airways Lodge 764
(Revised) – NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS FOR MTU NEGOTIATIONS COMMITTEE REPs (3)
Nominations for any of the above positions may be offered at the Regular Lodge Meeting in September.
If the Nomination is offered at the Regular Local Lodge Meeting, the NOMINATOR must be present at
the Meeting for the nomination to be accepted from the floor by the President, along with an
acceptance letter from the NOMINEE.
Both the NOMINEE and the NOMINATORS must be “Members in Good Standing” of the Local
Lodge for the nomination to be accepted. NOMINEES must meet the Local Lodge Regular Meeting
attendance requirements (50%) specified in the Local Lodge Bylaws for Elections of Local 764 and
must be a “member in good standing” for at least one (1) year at a time of nomination.
Absentee Ballot attached to pdf bulletin. Read PDF here…
General Meeting Notice for Sept 13, 2017 (Revised)
Nominations for Senior Health and Safety Reps for Air Canada Airports/Cargo, Air Canada Tech Ops and MTU.
Nominations for MTU Negotiations Committee Reps (3) Read PDF here… for full details
Andrew Moffet
Andrew’s obituary has bee updated on the retirees page at https://www.iam764.ca/retirees/retirees-2/
LL764 Member Obituaries
I regret to inform you that we have had some members pass away recently.
Brothers Bernard Allardyce, Shalom Soorany and Andrew Moffat.
Bob Daniel has put the information on the Retirees section of the website for Bernard and Shalom.
Will post more on Andrew when we have the information.
June 2017 Snag Sheet
The June issue of the
Snag Sheet is now online!
Read the Snag Sheet here…
My thanks to Brother Varnes for his submissions to the Snag Sheet since 2002, well done David!
General Meeting Notice – Next Meeting is on Sept 13, 2017
At the June General Meeting, the following Motion was passed; THAT, Local Lodge 764, postpone all Local Lodge Executive, General and
Shop Steward Meetings for the months of July and August 2017 with the provision that any one of these meetings can be reinstated at the call of the Chair, should circumstances warrant. Read Bulletin here…
Unite Here – $15 campaign
The event is Wednesday June 14th at 6:15 pm at the
South Arm Community Centre 8880 Williams Road.
Unite Here is working with their airport workers to launch
a $15 campaign as part of their upcoming bargaining. Read Poster here…
Pension Seminars for IAMAW Members employed by Air Canada
Pension Seminars are scheduled for all interested IAMAW Members employed by Air
Canada. The Seminars will deal with the Air Canada Defined Benefit and MEPP Pension
Plans for both ex-CAIL and original Air Canada Members.
DATES: THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 2017
TIMES (BOTH DAYS): 09:00 and 16:00
Read Bulletin here…
General Meeting Notice for June 14, 2017
Motion: THAT, Local Lodge 764, postpone all Local Lodge Executive, General and Shop Steward Meetings for the months of July and August
2017 with the provision that any one of these meetings can be reinstated at the call of the Chair, should circumstances warrant.
Read PDF here…
IAM Photo Contest
Don’t miss the chance to show your talent and feature your lodge members in the next IAM Calendar. Enter the 2017 IAM Photography Contest.
Click here for rules and details. The entry deadline is June 3, 2017.
Winning entries receive cash prizes and will appear in the 2018 1AM Calendar. Two dollars from each calendar sale is donated to Guide Dogs of America.
Photos must be taken by IAM members in good standing, and persons in the photos must also be members in good standing. Subjects should be working at their job and conform to all safety standards.
POLITICAL ACTION REPORT APRIL 2017 – VOTE on May 9th
Yes, you have seen this message before. On May 9, as a British Columbian, a
worker and a union member this will be the most important thing you do. Your
health and safety at work, access to Worker’s Compensation, quality
Healthcare, a $15/hour minimum wage, affordable childcare, affordable
housing, better transit and fairness for you and your union at the Labour Board
all depend on your vote. Make sure you have a plan to vote.
Read PDF Here…
“Authorized by LL764, registered sponsor under the Elections Act. We may be contacted at 604-273-9668.”
Q&A with John Horgan
Our thanks to John Horgan and the BCNDP
for taking time to answer IAM members’ questions.
It is clear IAM members and their families have a stark
choice on May 9.
Read PDF File here…
“Authorized by LL764, registered sponsor under the Elections Act. We may be contacted at 604-273-9668.”
Snag Sheet April 2017
The Snag Sheet is
now online at:
April Snag Sheet
GENERAL MEETING Notice for May 10, 2017
Results of the Election held at the April 12, 2017 General Meeting for Delegates to District
Lodge 140 Convention are:
Delegates:
1. Bro. Austen Knight, 2. Bro. Dave Marshall, 3. Sis. Tania Canniff, 4. Bro. Rainer Mans, 5. Bro. Chris Cheung, 6. Bro. AJ Festejo
Read PDF File here…
Day of Mourning April 28
Across Canada, April 28 has been designated the Day of Mourning.
Every year workers, families, employers, and communities come together at ceremonies held around the province to remember those who have lost their lives to work-related incidents or occupational disease, and re–new our commitment to creating healthy and safe workplaces.