Sean Reid, Federal and Ontario Director of the Progressive Contractors Association of Canada, reveals to David Menzies of Sun News Network how some unions are more equal than others when it comes to municipal contracts. Watch the interview here.
The Fair and Open Tendering Act ensures fairness and fiscal responsibility TORONTO, May 16, 2013 /CNW/ – The Progressive Contractors Association of Canada (PCA) and the Christian Labour Association of Canada (CLAC) were in Toronto today to support the introduction of Private Members Legislation to stop closed tendering of construction projects in municipalities and school …
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Ontario Government renewal of exclusive construction contract will cost TDSB millions Toronto – Progressive unionized construction contractors in Ontario are outraged that the McGuinty government has unilaterally renewed the costly and exclusive contract between the Toronto District School Board and the Maintenance and Construction Skilled Trades Council. Industry experts estimate this contract is costing Toronto …
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Progressive Contractors Association of Canada (PCA) Executive Director, Paul de Jong, today issued the following statement regarding the recent decision of the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board to grant certification to CLAC Local 151 for five PCA member companies. “Earlier this week, the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board (SLRB) issued certificates to CLAC Local 151 for five …
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Check out this video of a press conference conducted by PCA Ontario Director Sean Reid and Progressive Conservative MPP, Rod Jackson regarding the need for fair and open tendering in Ontario.
Ontario’s Chief Prevention Officer, George Gritziotis (centre), with Andrew Regnerus of CLAC (left) and Sean Reid, PCA Ontario Director
A group of unions trying to stop the Christian Labour Association of Canada (CLAC) from representing construction workers in Saskatchewan had their legal challenge dismissed by a provincial court. Read the full article…
