Fonds RC0163 - International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers. Canadian District

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International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers. Canadian District

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    RC0163

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    • 1948-1983 (Creation)

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    2.17 m of textual records and graphic materials.
    23 audio cassettes.
    11 audio discs.
    5 audio reels.

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    The International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers (IUE-CIO) held its first annual convention, 25-6 October 1952, in Guelph, Ont. It was affiliated with the IUE in the United States which had been founded in 1949. The union members in Canada formed part of District Five until 1965 when the district was renamed the Canadian District. The IUE Canadian District merged with the Communications Workers of Canada (CWC) in 1983. The new organization was called the Communications, Electronic, Electrical and Technical Workers of Canada. In 1985 the name was changed to the Communications and Electrical Workers of Canada; in 1992 the name became the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada as a result of a merger with the Canadian Paperworkers Union and the Energy and Chemical Workers of Canada.

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    Fonds was acquired from Ontario Workers Arts and Heritage Centre in February 2000.

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    The fonds (04-2000) has been arranged into the following series: Canadian conventions (includes minutes and correspondence); printed materials, correspondence, and photographs (includes collective bargaining agreements); international convention proceedings; sound recordings; merger with Communications Workers of Canada.

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        RC0163

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