1944@Work Magazine

Our magazine is dedicated to our Local’s life, so we need our members to participate! If you would like your texts and photos to be featured in our next edition, please send an email to communications@usw1944.ca.

Current issue, Spring 2024 Edition - Select your preferred device:
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CONTENT 

  • A Tribute to Donna Hokiro - Celebrating her impactful career as she steps into retirement. Reflect on her legacy of passion and leadership.
  • Local Union Delegated Meeting 2024 - Catch the key moments from LUDM 2024: intense debates, resolutions, and our members’ dedication to justice.
  • AFL & BC Winter School Highlights - Insights from attendees' transformative experiences, shaping the future of union activism.
  • Empowering Change - Join our leaders at the BC Legislature as they push for sectoral improvements, ensuring job security and fairness.
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List of Transmitter Magazine issues

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Check out the Summer 2023 issue of your 1944@Work magazine.
In this issue… - We highlight the momentum and solidarity that we have created during bargaining - We take a moment to celebrate our successes and breakdown the several advancements you helped your bargaining committee secure
July 28 2022 - Check out the July 2022 issue of your 1944@Work magazine.
March 31, 2022 - Check out the March 2022 issue of your magazine. Telus proudly boasts of having billions in capital expenditures ready for an aggressive effort to capture market share, but the company sings a much different tune at the bargaining table.