TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT 140 – ATTENTION AIR CANADA TMOS – What are you willing to lose?

In AMFA’s ChatGPT-written release on May 20, 2025, their silence on the Share Trust rang loud and clear.

Like the other Air Canada unions, the IAM was given shares for concessions made in 2012. These shares belong to the IAM. The packages and payouts have been agreed to by all the Air Canada unions, the company, and the Canadian government. We are simply awaiting a final approval from Revenue Canada.

AMFA’s silence on the Share Trust is acknowledging that there is nothing they can do.

For those who qualify for a retirement package or payout of the shared trust… Are you willing to flush away up to one year of salary and/or additional payments?

Don’t let empty promises take money out of your pocket.

When casting your confidential vote, choose a union that protects all workers – not just specific skill sets.

VOTE IAM!

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IAM Canada – A day with IAM Cares: How a Montreal non-profit is transforming lives, one job at a time

When the IAM Union communications team visited IAM Cares – AIM CROIT in Montreal, they expected to learn about employment services. What they discovered was something far more powerful; a vibrant community working every day to restore confidence, dignity, and purpose to people living with sensory and physical disabilities.

At first glance, the office looks like any other: staff gathered in morning huddles, employees focused on computer screens, quiet one-on-one coaching sessions in progress. But behind the scenes is a team dedicated to one mission: breaking isolation and helping Montrealers with physical and sensory disabilities find their way back into the workforce.

Patronized by IAM Union and funded 100% by Service Québec, IAM Cares – AIM CROIT offers free, personalized support to citizens, permanent residents and refugees of Montreal aged 16 and up.

Clients live with a wide range of sensory, physical and invisible disabilities: from amputations and diabetes to chronic pain. For many, isolation is a bigger barrier than any resume gap.

That’s where AIM CROIT steps in.

Led primarily by women, the staff includes employment counsellors, partnership coordinators, trainers, and admin support who guide clients through every step of their journey. Services include personalized coaching, resume building, career planning, and access to a fully equipped computer lab. In their multiservice training rooms, clients not only build skills, they build confidence.

People often come to us feeling disconnected,” said Executive Director Christina Cobein during the IAM Union team’s visit. “We’re here to help them reconnect: with work, with routine, and with their own sense of purpose.

This year, IAM Cares – AIM CROIT celebrates its 35th anniversary! A milestone marking decades of dedication. Over the years, they’ve helped thousands of individuals find meaningful employment. But their true impact goes far beyond job placement: by providing structure, community and quite often, mental support, IAM Cares – AIM CROIT empowers people to regain their independence and envision a brighter future.

IAM Cares – AIM CROIT isn’t just helping people find work, it’s transforming lives, creating opportunities, and proving every day that inclusion works.