Beer-union | The unions in the construction industry

Beer-Union IWW | Thursday 19 July

Discussion on union news in the construction industry
Perspectives of two CSN-construction activists

19h00 at the Café Touski work cooperative

2361 Ontario Street East

one minute walk west of Metro Frontenac

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Two activists involved in the CSN-construction of Montreal will discuss with us current issues in construction in Quebec.

It will be a fairly free discussion around a picnic table in the backyard if the weather is nice., inside if it gets wet. To note: according to the requirements of the Touski, you have to eat a meal to be able to drink beer.

The themes are likely to revolve around the question of union placement, differences between industrial or construction trades unions, on the results of the union membership votes that have just come out, on the method of voting for this vote, on the intervention of the FTQ in conflicts surrounding the law 33 abolishing union placement, the reasons that led a large number of people to vote for the Syndicat Québécois de la Construction rather than for the CSN-construction, etc…

Everyone is welcome!

Both construction workers and students.
Both neophytes of all stripes and seasoned activists.

Whether you are anarchists, marxist-leninists, nihilists, queers, reformists, feminists, left communists, or without political labels, you will all be welcomed!

www.touski.org
Café Touski is a self-managed work cooperative and neighborhood café, close to the Frontenac metro station.

sitt.iww.org
The IWW is a militant labor organization founded on the ideas of class struggle, solidarity, worker control, self-management, direct democracy and revolution.

The Montreal branch of this union founded in 1905 in Chicago, has existed for a few years in Montreal.