Labour
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National Labour Relations Committee
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National Labour Relations Committee |
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The four pipeline craft
unions are the Laborers International Union of North America, the
International Union of Operating Engineers, the International
Brotherhood of Teamsters, and the United Association of Journeymen and
Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States
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There
are presently ten collective agreements administered by the Pipe Line
Contractors Association of Canada that cover the type of work preformed
by Members of the Association in Canada. Four are used for
construction of mainline transmission systems, four apply to
distribution systems, one is used for pipeline investigation and
assessment work, and one covers field overhaul of equipment. Other
collective agreements may be created by the parties as necessary to
cover work that may result due to such factors as technological
innovation. |
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Copies
of these agreements are available for purchase on
our
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Canadian Pipeline Advisory Council |
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The Canadian Pipeline Advisory Council is a co-operative joint labour/management group of senior pipeline craft union representatives and Officers of the Association. The Council meets to discuss issues that affect the pipeline construction industry as a whole, and under the auspices of the Council, a Pipeline Industry Grievance Panel is available to settle disputes that arise from time to time between the parties. |
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Suite
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