A group of 16 employees at CJRC, a private radio station in Gatineau, Quebec, has joined the ranks of the Canadian Media Guild. The Canada Industrial Relations Board recently approved our bargaining certificate. “We are very pleased to welcome the … Read more »

Employees in the Operations department of Alliance Atlantis Communications have voted to join the Canadian Media Guild. A certification vote was held by the Canada Industrial Relations Board on December 7 in Toronto. In all, 88 employees voted; 47 cast … Read more »

Employees of the operations department will vote December 7 on whether they are in favour of joining the Canadian Media Guild. The vote will take place on-site at Alliance Atlantis on Bloor Street East, from 6 am to 11 am … Read more »

Operations employees at Alliance Atlantis will be required to vote on whether to join the Canadian Media Guild, the Canada Industrial Relations Board has confirmed. The Guild had requested that the board take a second look at the need for … Read more »

The Canada Industrial Relations Board has agreed it makes sense to clear up issues around the possible vote on union certification at Alliance Atlantis before dealing with other matters. On October 11, the board thus adjourned a hearing into unfair … Read more »

October 12 to 15, the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) will hear the Canadian Media Guild’s complaint that Alliance Atlantis aided and abetted an anti-union campaign designed to frustrate an organizing drive among technical employees at the company. The Guild … Read more »

The Canadian Media Guild has filed a complaint with the Canada Industrial Relations Board in response to attempts to intimidate employees at Alliance Atlantis Communications. In July, CMG applied for certification for employees at Alliance Atlantis after a majority of … Read more »

The Canadian Media Guild has filed an application with the Canada Industrial Relations Board to represent about 100 technical employees at Alliance Atlantis Broadcasting, based in Toronto. The workers are responsible for programming some of the most-watched specialty channels in … Read more »

The Canadian Media Guild has filed to be the officially certified union to represent around 80 employees at Toronto 1, the television station now owned by Quebecor. The Guild looks forward to working with employees at Toronto 1 to develop … Read more »

The CMG and VisionTV have issued the following joint statement: Further to the interim certification order of the Canada Industrial Relations Board (“CIRB”), representatives of VisionTV and the Canadian Media Guild (“CMG”) have met on a number of occasions to … Read more »