VANCOUVER - NEW WESTMINSTER AND DISTRICT LABOUR COUNCILS
WEEK-END SEMINAR. ~- JANUARY 24 °ND 25, 1976

 

DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY

COURSES OFFERED: PROHE ES
JOB STEWARDS! TRAINING (BUILDING TRADES)
This course will deal with the day-to-day responsibilities of
the Steward tc the union and membership, as wel! as the inves-~-
tigation and handling of grievances on the job. The interpre-
tation of a collective agreement will also be discussed.

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SHOP STEWARDS! TRAINING CINDUSTRIAL UNIONS)

This course will deal with the day-to-day responsibilities of
the Steward to the union and the membership, as well as the
investigation and handling of grievances in the shop, plant,
store or mill.

SHOP STEWARDS! TRAINING (PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES)

This course will deal with the day-to-day responsibilities of
the Steward to the union and the membership, as well as the
investigation and handiing of gricvances under the B.C.G.E.U.
master agreement.

SHOP STEWARDS! TRAINING (FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES)

This course will deal with the day-to-day responsibilities of
the Steward te the union and the member hip, as well as the
investigation and handling of grievaness under the Public Ser-
vice Staff Relations Act.

OFFICE STEWARDS!’ TRAINING (WHITE COLLAR WORKERS )

This course will deal with the day-to~.7y responsibilities of
the Steward to the union and the membership, as well as the
investigation and handling of grievances in the office.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING (INDUSTRIAL UNIONS)

This course is designed to touch on all aspects of collective
bargaining, including preparation, techniques and current trends.

WOMEN IN THE WORK FORCE

This course is designed to equip female union members for full
participation in all facets of the trade union movement. it

should be of interest tu women who want to become involved and
who want to learn to involve other women in the work of unions.

LABOUR'S PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

This course will revicw the histery of the trade union movement,
especially in Canada. It will doal with some of the pressing
problems organized labour is facing today. The economic situa-
tion in Canada in relation To the world scene will be discussed.
Likely problems of the future, based on the trends of today,
will be forecast.