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Working from home during the pandemic: much to think about

Stéphanie Meunier -
These past months, COVID-19 has shaped our collective imagination. The need for physical distancing has forced us to question how we work. Last spring, as offices became deserted and factories closed, health care facilities and other businesses were moving full steam ahead, and truck and delivery drivers were working flat out.

Teamsters Canada represents 125,000 members in all industries across the country. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, with which Teamsters Canada is affiliated, represents 1.4 million workers in North America.

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info@teamsters.ca
450 682-5521
1 866 888-6466
400-1750 Maurice-Gauvin, Laval, QC H7S 1Z5, Canada

Teamsters Canada est un syndicat canadien qui représente plus de 125 000 membres dans les secteurs du transport, de la production, de l’hôtellerie et des services.

Contactez-Nous :
info@teamsters.ca
450 682-5521
1 866 888-6466
400-1750 Maurice-Gauvin, Laval, QC H

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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

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Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to honour both residential school survivors and those who never made it home. It also serves as a reminder for Canadians to reflect on the injustices that Indigenous peoples have endured over the last few hundred years.

Rail Safety Week

Stéphanie Meunier -
As Rail Safety Week rolls around, the Teamsters would like to remind the public never to approach tracks except at designated grade crossings. Moreover, it’s important to remain alert near tracks: trains can pass at any time, are quieter than ever, and can take kilometres to come to a full stop. Using train tracks as a shortcut, recreational path, or photoshoot location could result in serious injuries or death.

Talking about suicide saves live

Stéphanie Meunier -
Are you thinking about suicide? Call 1.833.456.4566 | Text 45645

Saluting Truck Drivers on National Trucking Week

Stéphanie Meunier -
As this year’s National Trucking Week rolls to a close, Teamsters Canada wants to recognize truck drivers for the all-important role they play.

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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

communications -
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to honour both residential school survivors and those who never made it home. It also serves as a reminder for Canadians to reflect on the injustices that Indigenous peoples have endured over the last few hundred years.

Rail Safety Week

Stéphanie Meunier -
As Rail Safety Week rolls around, the Teamsters would like to remind the public never to approach tracks except at designated grade crossings. Moreover, it’s important to remain alert near tracks: trains can pass at any time, are quieter than ever, and can take kilometres to come to a full stop. Using train tracks as a shortcut, recreational path, or photoshoot location could result in serious injuries or death.

Talking about suicide saves live

Stéphanie Meunier -
Are you thinking about suicide? Call 1.833.456.4566 | Text 45645

Saluting Truck Drivers on National Trucking Week

Stéphanie Meunier -
As this year’s National Trucking Week rolls to a close, Teamsters Canada wants to recognize truck drivers for the all-important role they play.

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