Staying engaged and
involved
Staying engaged and
involved
Staying engaged and involved
Actively supporting
UBC values
What does political action mean to a Union member?
Backing policies and people that push for workers’ rights is only a small part of the political involvement of a UBC member. Being active in your own community, Local, and Council will help keep your interests at the forefront of change.
Monthly meetings are an important aspect of staying involved in the goings-on of your Local Union and the members that it consists of. You can learn about new jobs on the horizon, financial activities of the Local, and questions or concerns that you might not realize are shared with others.
Getting a grasp on your rights and responsibilities at work is one of your most valuable tools. The Collective Agreement is there to protect you and all workers. Getting to know the ins and outs is in your best interest!
Not only for political candidates who align with your beliefs, but also for Union officers. Your representatives need to have your future in mind. Your say matters!
Attend meetings, activities, and volunteer opportunities. Getting involved in the inner workings of your community will lead to becoming a more informed member of the UBC.
Actively supporting
UBC values
What does political action mean to a Union member?
Backing policies and people that push for workers’ rights is only a small part of the political involvement of a UBC member. Being active in your own community, Local, and Council will help keep your interests at the forefront of change.
Monthly meetings are an important aspect of staying involved in the goings-on of your Local Union and the members that it consists of. You can learn about new jobs on the horizon, financial activities of the Local, and questions or concerns that you might not realize are shared with others.
Getting a grasp on your rights and responsibilities at work is one of your most valuable tools. The Collective Agreement is there to protect you and all workers. Getting to know the ins and outs is in your best interest!
Not only for political candidates who align with your beliefs, but also for Union officers. Your representatives need to have your future in mind. Your say matters!
Attend meetings, activities, and volunteer opportunities. Getting involved in the inner workings of your community will lead to becoming a more informed member of the UBC.
Actively supporting UBC value
What does political action mean to a Union member?
Within their Locals and Councils, Sisters help with campaigns, phone banks, material drops, and other things. Learn more about what Sisters have done, and continue doing, to stay politically engaged and knowledgeable. Use this information presented to start or expand the political actions you take to support Carpenter’s values.
Monthly meetings are an important aspect of staying involved in the goings-on of your Local Union and the members that it consists of. You can learn about new jobs on the horizon, financial activities of the Local, and questions or concerns that you might not realize are shared with others.
Getting a grasp on your rights and responsibilities at work is one of your most valuable tools. The Collective Agreement is there to protect you and all workers. Getting to know the ins and outs is in your best interest!
Not only for political candidates who align with your beliefs, but also for Union officers. Your representatives need to have your future in mind. Your say matters!
Attend meetings, activities, and volunteer opportunities. Getting involved in the inner workings of your community will lead to becoming a more informed member of the UBC.
- Stay Involved
- Vote
- Volunteer
- Attend Union Meetings
- Recruit
- Help the Community
- Support UBC Goals
- Stay involved
- Vote
- Volunteer
- Attend Union Meetings
- Recruit
- Help the Community
- Support UBC Goals
- Stay involved
- Vote
- Volunteer
- Attend Union Meetings
- Recruit
- Help the Community
- Support UBC Goals
Members are encouraged to become active in
issues which affect them
SIB Involvement
The UBC encourages all its members to be engaged and active participants in politics. The smallest steps can lead to big changes.
Sisters in the Brotherhood is an important part of the transformation the UBC is trying to make in the construction industry. Championing diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility is the way towards a healthier, more representative Union.
Sisters’ voices are vital in pushing forward. Having SIB volunteers, representatives, and activists in all aspects of governing – political, nonpartisan, and union – can only help bolster support and awareness of our causes.
The Union pursues inclusive and nonpartisan efforts to support policies and candidates who champion the goals of working people, promote needed infrastructure investments, and support fair trade.
Members are encouraged to become active in issues which affect them
Specific to Sisters
The UBC encourages all its members to be engaged and active participants in politics. The smallest steps can lead to big changes.
Sisters in the Brotherhood is an important part of the transformation the UBC is trying to make in the construction industry. Championing diversity and inclusion is the way towards a healthier, more rounded Union.
Sisters’ voices are vital in pushing forward. Having SIB volunteers, representatives, and activists in all aspects of governing – political, nonpartisan, and union – can only help bolster support and awareness of our causes.
The union pursues inclusive and nonpartisan effort to support policies and candidates who champion the goals of working people, promote needed infrastructure investments, and support fair trade.
Members are encouraged to become active in issues which affect them
Specific to Sisters
The UBC encourages all its members to be engaged and active participants in politics. The smallest steps can lead to big changes.
Sisters in the Brotherhood is an important part of the transformation the UBC is trying to make in the construction industry. Championing diversity and inclusion is the way towards a healthier, more rounded Union.
Sisters’ voices are vital in pushing forward. Having SIB volunteers, representatives, and activists in all aspects of governing – political, nonpartisan, and union – can only help bolster support and awareness of our causes.
The union pursues inclusive and nonpartisan effort to support policies and candidates who champion the goals of working people, promote needed infrastructure investments, and support fair trade.
political
activities
Sisters engage in political action to support the people and policies that support our members’ values. Within their Locals and Councils, Sisters help with campaigns, phone banks, material drops, and other things. Learn more about what Sisters have done, and continue doing, to stay politically engaged and knowledgeable. Use this information to start or expand the political actions you take to support UBC’s values.
- Marches and Rallies
- Projects and Causes
- SIB Meetings
-
Public Meetings with Politicians/
Legislative Groups - Public Meetings with Non-Politicians
- Political Publicity Campaigns
- Conventions, Conferences, Social Events
- Materials and Messages
- “Get Out the Vote” Campaigns
- UBC Members in Political Positions
political
activities
Sisters engage in political action to support the people and policies that support our members’ values. Within their Locals and Councils, Sisters help with campaigns, phone banks, material drops, and other things. Learn more about what Sisters have done, and continue doing, to stay politically engaged and knowledgeable. Use this information to start or expand the political actions you take to support UBC’s values.
- Marches and Rallies
- Projects and Causes
- SIB Meetings
-
Public Meetings with Politicians/
Legislative Groups - Public Meetings with Non-Politicians
- Political Publicity Campaigns
- Conventions, Conferences, Social Events
- Materials and Messages
- “Get Out the Vote” Campaigns
- UBC Members in Political Positions
political
activities
Sisters engage in political action to support the people and policies that support our members’ values. Within their Locals and Councils, Sisters help with campaigns, phone banks, material drops, and other things. Learn more about what Sisters have done, and continue doing, to stay politically engaged and knowledgeable. Use this information to start or expand the political actions you take to support UBC’s values.
- Marches and Rallies
- Projects and Causes
- SIB Meetings
-
Public Meetings with Politicians/
Legislative Groups - Public Meetings with Non-Politicians
- Political Publicity Campaigns
- Conventions, Conferences, Social Events
- Materials and Messages
- “Get Out the Vote” Campaigns
- UBC Members in Political Positions
Political Involvement
All UBC members are encouraged to support their communities. This can come in many forms, including volunteering, committee membership and even attending local events like Labour Day Parades.
Political Training
The UBC Canadian District has developed the Canada 101 online training. The course provides the tools and resources to every member in Canada so they can make informed decisions that affect our livelihood, our trades and our Union.
More information to come for existing members.
Political
Involvement
All UBC members are encouraged to support their communities. This can come in many forms, including volunteering, committee membership and even attending local events like Labour Day Parades.
Political Training
The UBC Canadian District has developed the Canada 101 online training. The course provides the tools and resources to every member in Canada so they can make informed decisions that affect our livelihood, our trades and our Union.
More information to come for existing members.
Political
Involvement
All UBC members are encouraged to support their communities. This can come in many forms, including volunteering, committee membership and even attending local events like Labour Day Parades.
Political Training
The UBC Canadian District has developed the Canada 101 online training. The course provides the tools and resources to every member in Canada so they can make informed decisions that affect our livelihood, our trades and our Union.
More information to come for existing members.
If you are looking for a career and want to become a true professional,
consider becoming a member of the UBC
If you are looking for a career and want to become a true professional,
consider becoming a member of the UBC
If you are looking for a career and want to become a true professional,
consider becoming a member of the UBC
