ABOUT US
A Union for Everyone, A Union for YOU.
Our union represents more than 700 media workers throughout B.C., primarily the newspaper and printing industries. We also represent Purdy’s Chocolatier, which employs approximately 200 of our members in Vancouver. Our workplaces range from the province’s largest newspapers – The Vancouver Sun and The Province, to dozens of smaller community papers, including the Surrey Now Leader, the Burnaby NOW, the New Westminster Record, and the Prince George Citizen. Our union is organized into four employer-based councils: Pacific Newspaper Group, Glacier, Black Press and the multi-employer council. The councils share information and coordinate strategies at regular meetings.
The Annual Congress meets in fall and is the supreme decision-making body of our Local. Representatives from throughout the province meet to consider the major policies affecting the Local. This is also where our elected officers are nominated.
WE’VE MOVED!
Our new offices are located in Cloverdale at #102 – 5783 176A Street, Cloverdale, BC.
UNIFOR LOCAL 2000
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UNIFOR LOCAL 2000
NEWS
Read our latest news articles relating to our membership, industries, disputes, job postings, new contracts, and more!
COVID-19 NEWS
We’ve gathered our articles and resources related to the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Local News
Mitchell Press is looking for a Prepress Operator
February 2025 NEW POSTING: Prepress Operator Our customers, our team, and the industry have always believed in MITCHELL. Our 97-year legacy proves we not only adapt to the market but have always provided direction for it. Our...
Industry News
LatestClimate crisis contributing to chocolate market meltdown, research finds
Agence France-Presse Thu 13 Feb 2025 in the Guardian The climate crisis drove weeks of high temperatures in the west African region responsible for about 70% of global cacao production, hitting harvests and probably causing...
Other News
2025 minimum wage increases confirmed
Feb. 14 from the B.C. government: B.C.’s lowest-paid workers will see a 2.6% wage increase on June 1, 2025, keeping pace with inflation. The general minimum wage increases from $17.40 to $17.85 per hour. This follows the changes...
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