Listen "Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course"
Episode Synopsis
Labour relations can be a delicate balance in the construction industry. Many factors influence how successful labour relations operates in construction; everything from economic conditions, to regional influences, to how a particular job is being run can impact workers and relationships between labour and management.
In this episode of OCS Talks we look at today’s construction labour relations landscape and how we are helping to prepare our member’s labour relations experts for future bargaining rounds. Three years ago, the Ontario Construction Secretariat (OCS) undertook the task of developing the Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course to provide a strong and consistent foundation for both employee and employer bargaining agents.
There's no better person to discuss this topic with than Cole Carson, Labour Relations Manager at Irving Oil. Cole has a wealth of experience across labour relations in different sectors and different provinces, and is also the Facilitator for the Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course.
This episode is a perfect introduction to anyone who's interested in gaining a better understanding of Ontario's construction labour relations landscape and anyone with interest in taking the Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course.
Chapters:
01:45 - Cole's background in labour relations
05:35 - The uniqueness of the construction labour relations
10:30 - The Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course
18:40 - Benefits for course attendees (bargaining, communication, and jurisdictional disputes)
31:10 - Collective bargaining training and strategies
40:10 - Final thoughts from Cole and Brian
Resources & Links:
Ontario Construction Secretariat (https://iciconstruction.com/)
The Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course (https://ocs.swoogo.com/ocs_lr_course/5656220)
Keywords: Labour relations, Ontario unionized construction, ICI sector, collective bargaining, communication and collaboration, training, course, contractor, owner, jurisdictional disputes and grievances, OCS Talks Podcast, Cole Carson, Brian Barron
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In this episode of OCS Talks we look at today’s construction labour relations landscape and how we are helping to prepare our member’s labour relations experts for future bargaining rounds. Three years ago, the Ontario Construction Secretariat (OCS) undertook the task of developing the Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course to provide a strong and consistent foundation for both employee and employer bargaining agents.
There's no better person to discuss this topic with than Cole Carson, Labour Relations Manager at Irving Oil. Cole has a wealth of experience across labour relations in different sectors and different provinces, and is also the Facilitator for the Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course.
This episode is a perfect introduction to anyone who's interested in gaining a better understanding of Ontario's construction labour relations landscape and anyone with interest in taking the Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course.
Chapters:
01:45 - Cole's background in labour relations
05:35 - The uniqueness of the construction labour relations
10:30 - The Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course
18:40 - Benefits for course attendees (bargaining, communication, and jurisdictional disputes)
31:10 - Collective bargaining training and strategies
40:10 - Final thoughts from Cole and Brian
Resources & Links:
Ontario Construction Secretariat (https://iciconstruction.com/)
The Fundamentals of Construction Labour Relations Course (https://ocs.swoogo.com/ocs_lr_course/5656220)
Keywords: Labour relations, Ontario unionized construction, ICI sector, collective bargaining, communication and collaboration, training, course, contractor, owner, jurisdictional disputes and grievances, OCS Talks Podcast, Cole Carson, Brian Barron
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