I wanted to take a moment to reconnect with you about something that truly matters—having a real say in your workplace and shaping the future of your jobs together.

Things may have been quiet lately, but that doesn’t mean the issues you face have gone away. The reality is that change doesn’t happen unless you make it happen. If you want better wages, fair scheduling, job security, and a real seat at the table when decisions are made, then now is the time to step up and push for it.

You Are the Change You Seek

You have the power to create a fairer, more respectful workplace. If you’ve ever felt like your voice wasn’t being heard, that decisions were made without worker input, or that you deserve more respect on the job—this is your opportunity to change that.

By coming together with your coworkers in collective bargaining, you can secure:
✅ Job security – Protections against unfair treatment and sudden changes.
✅ Better wages and benefits – Negotiating real improvements rather than waiting for management to decide what they think is “enough.”
✅ Transparency & fairness – Clear workplace policies that you help shape, rather than inconsistent management decisions.
✅ A true voice at work – Having a seat at the table so decisions aren’t just made about you—but with you.

Collective Bargaining Works—But Only When You Stand Together

Across the entertainment and arts industry, workers have proven that when you unionize, you gain real power to negotiate fair contracts that reflect your needs. It’s time for Massey Hall & Roy Thomson Hall workers to have that same strength.

What’s Next?

This campaign is yours, and your coworkers are counting on you. If you’re ready to get involved, ask questions, or start the conversation again, now is the time. Your voice matters—and it’s time to use it.

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If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to your Unifor representatives.

In solidarity,

Billy O’Neill
Unifor National Representative Organizing
416.605.1443
[email protected]