Monthly Communication Report

Organization:	International Union of Operating Engineers
Associated registration:	960105-231321-37
Communication date:	2025-10-09
Posted date:	2025-11-15

Designated Public Office Holders who participated in the communication:	Farah Mohamed, Senator Senate of Canada
List of Details Subject matter Detail Employment and Training, Energy, Environment, Labour Advocate for legislation to support the future and livelihood of oil and gas workers and their communities for a Just Transition as Canada moves to a low-carbon economy. Budget, Employment and Training, Labour Advocating for a program to promote labour mobility between areas of higher unemployment and labour shortages. This program would grant favoured tax status to participants (workers) in the construction and maintenance sector travelling to obtain full time employment in a trade deemed to be experiencing labour shortages. Employment and Training, Labour Advocating for increased funding to the apprenticeship incentive grant and completion grant and the Union Innovation Training Program (UTIP) Employment and Training, Labour Amendments to the Red Seal Program with respect to criteria of certification Employment and Training, Labour Conversations with Government and elected officials regarding the use of Temporary Foreign Workers at Stellantis plant in Ontario Budget, Employment and Training, Labour Discussions on the Employment Insurance system and positive changes that can be made to better protect workers. Budget, Labour Federal Budget - with respect to infrastructure funding, tax incentives for skilled labour and funding for union training centres. Employment and Training, Labour Foreign Workers Program - with respect to Foreign Credentials and Temporary Workers
Responsible Officer who filed this communication report:	John Downey
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