ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Construction is no stranger to associations, and for good reason. Construction is complicated, it often requires different levels of advocacy and expertise to navigate Ontario’s marketplace. Most have one thing in common: their coordinated voice for the industry to make it better. One of these associations, or councils in this case, is The Constructions Employers Coordinating Council of Ontario.
In this episode of OCS talks, we are joined by Adam Melnick, Executive Director of The Constructions Employers Coordinating Council of Ontario (CECCO) to talk about the Council and where they’re heading.
Chapter Markers:
0:00 – Intro
1:00 – Wayne Peterson
1:46 – CECCO’s mandate
3:16 – About Adam Melnick
6:45 - Challenges and opportunities at the bargaining table
9:10 - Biggest areas of opportunity
19:00 – Union advantage
32:00 - Relationship between Labour and Management
37:20 – Final Remarks
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