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Dandelions picket CLRA [Construction Labour Relations Association] offices re: concessions
Year: 1986
Description: Formed by unemployed Building Trades workers, the Dandelions picketed the offices of the Construction Labour Relations Association May 9 to support B.C. Building Trades unions in their efforts to push back CLRA demands for concessions. The employers' association was completing a lockout vote among its members, having already issued notice to unions that unless new contracts incorporating CLRA cuts were signed, collective agreements could be terminated April 30 and new contracts imposed…
Type: Still Image
Dandelions picket CLRA [Construction Labour Relations Association] offices re: concessions
Year: 1986
Description: Formed by unemployed Building Trades workers, the Dandelions picketed the offices of the Construction Labour Relations Association May 9 to support B.C. Building Trades unions in their efforts to push back CLRA demands for concessions. The employers' association was completing a lockout vote among its members, having already issued notice to unions that unless new contracts incorporating CLRA cuts were signed, collective agreements could be terminated April 30 and new contracts imposed…
Type: Still Image
Dandelions leaders Jim Dougan, Jim Young, picket at CLRA [Construction Labour Relations Association] office
Year: 1986
Description: Formed by unemployed Building Trades workers, the Dandelions picketed the offices of the Construction Labour Relations Association May 9 to support B.C. Building Trades unions in their efforts to push back CLRA demands for concessions. The employers' association was completing a lockout vote among its members, having already issued notice to unions that unless new contracts incorporating CLRA cuts were signed, collective agreements could be terminated April 30 and new contracts imposed…
Type: Still Image
Dandelions leaders Jim Dougan, Jim Young, picket at CLRA [Construction Labour Relations Association] office
Year: 1986
Description: Formed by unemployed Building Trades workers, the Dandelions picketed the offices of the Construction Labour Relations Association May 9 to support B.C. Building Trades unions in their efforts to push back CLRA demands for concessions. The employers' association was completing a lockout vote among its members, having already issued notice to unions that unless new contracts incorporating CLRA cuts were signed, collective agreements could be terminated April 30 and new contracts imposed…
Type: Still Image
Dandelions leaders Jim Dougan, Jim Young, picket at CLRA [Construction Labour Relations Association] office
Year: 1986
Description: Formed by unemployed Building Trades workers, the Dandelions picketed the offices of the Construction Labour Relations Association May 9 to support B.C. Building Trades unions in their efforts to push back CLRA demands for concessions. The employers' association was completing a lockout vote among its members, having already issued notice to unions that unless new contracts incorporating CLRA cuts were signed, collective agreements could be terminated April 30 and new contracts imposed…
Type: Still Image
Dandelions picket against UI [unemployment insurance] changes
Year: 1986
Description: B.C. and Yukon Building Trades Council president Roy Gautier is shown speaking to rally outside regional UIC offices protesting changes in regulations that based benefits on flawed calculation of unemployment rate. The changes particularly affected seasonal workers, including farm workers and fish processing workers.
Type: Still Image
Dandelions picket against UI [unemployment insurance] changes
Year: 1986
Description: Rally outside regional UIC offices protesting changes in regulations that based benefits on flawed calculation of unemployment rate. The changes particularly affected seasonal workers, including farm workers and fish processing workers.
Type: Still Image
Dandelions picket against UI [unemployment insurance] changes
Year: 1986
Description: Farmworkers take part in rally outside regional UIC offices protesting changes in regulations that based benefits on flawed calculation of unemployment rate. The changes particularly affected seasonal workers, including farm workers and fish processing workers.
Type: Still Image
"... Now let's see if we can't get a firm price and a fast unanimous decision on THIS one ..."
Year: 1953
Names: Norris, Len
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image
The Ad Hoc Mayday Committee Presents: Mayday 1980: An Evening with Ad Hoc
Year: 1980
Description:
THE AD HOC MAYDAY COMMITTEE PRESENTS: MAYDAY 1980 AN EVENING WITH AD HOC/ FRIDAY, MAY 2ND, 8PM/ SWEDISH HALL 1320 E.HASTINGS/ (EMPLOYED) (UNEMPLOYED)/ FRIENDS OF AD HOC, MAYDAY 1917,EVERETT, WASHINGTON
Part of: Perry Giguere "Perry the Poster Man"
Type: Still Image
Parliamentary Committee
Year: 1999
Names: Larter, John
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image
"May I offer a suggestion before...cough, cough...we proceed with our..gasp...investigation into the hazards of...smoking!"
Year: 1968
Names: Uluschak, Edd
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image