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Does CLAC really have your back?
Ask yourself:
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Why do tradespeople in other unions earn higher wages for the same work?
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Why is CLAC known as a “company union”?
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Did you get to vote on your collective agreement?
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Is your agreement designed to protect you, or your employer?
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What training opportunities has CLAC actually delivered for you?
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Why is your pension deducted from your paycheque, rather than paid by your employer?
You deserve real answers and to know your options.
CLAC
Trade Unions
You get paid higher wages for the value your skill and trade bring to the job
Groups trades together, lowering wages
Agreements that prioritize workers, wages and benefits
Agreements that serve employers first
Pension & benefits are funded by your employer at no cost to you.
Pension & benefits are deducted from your paycheque
It's time to get paid for the value of your trade. It's time to join a union that puts workers FIRST
Carpenters
Millwrights
Operators
Electrical
Bricklayers
Insulators
Painters
Sheet metal
Iron Workers
Pipefitters
Masons
Labourers
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