Mobility Union | Who represents you?

The Communications, Energy and Paperworkers’ Union of Canada (CEP) represents over 150,000 workers across the country, including 25,000 at Bell Canada (Clerical and Craft), Bell Alliant, Bell Technical Solutions, Bell Sales, Bell Operator Services and ExperTech.

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Mobility FAQ

What is a union? A union is group of workers who come together to form their own organization to negotiate the terms of employment with an employer and to make improvements in their workplace. Forming a union is a right guaranteed under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. What’s in it for me? According to Statistics Canada, Unionized workers enjoy better wages and working conditions than non-union workers. This is sometimes true even within the same company, like Bell. In a unionized workplace you have protection against arbitrary or [...]

It’s Our Future!

Last year we attempted to organize a union at Bell Mobility with the support of the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada (CEP). Unfortunately we narrowly missed having a union in a vote last December by 4%. We had hoped the company would make positive changes in the workplace but most of our co-workers, including many who did not support the union last year, have told us that not enough has changed and that the only way Bell Mobility employees can have a real voice at Bell Mobility is to organize our own union [...]

Setting the Record Straight- The Real Facts

On Friday July 9, Cameron Mccuaig sent an email to Bell Mobility Client Care workers at the Mississauga Creekbank campus trying to persuade us not to support building our union. In his message, Cameron raised some questions about the benefit of unionisation and provided inaccurate information in order to mislead those who are un-informed among us. As a result we felt that it was necessary for us to respond by providing accurate answers and raise the right questions.

Who Represents You? A Message from the Bell Mobility Worker’s Committee

As Bell Mobility workers we want to be treated with respect and have a say in the decisions that affect us. We are proud of the jobs we do as representatives of Bell Mobility. But who represents us? What ability do we have to deal effectively with issues such as favouritism, job security, outsourcing, performance standards [...]

Here is what Bell employees are saying...

Recent News

Mobility FAQ

It’s Our Future!

Setting the Record Straight- The Real Facts

Who Represents You? A Message from the Bell Mobility Worker’s Committee

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