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PREMUS 2016<br />
Welcome<br />
page 14<br />
Partners<br />
PREMUS 2016 is grateful for the support<br />
of the following partners. Many will have<br />
displays at the conference, located at the<br />
back of Ballroom B in the Allstream Centre.<br />
Ontario Ministry of Labour<br />
Lead Partner<br />
Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council<br />
of Ontario<br />
Platinum Partner<br />
The Ministry of Labour’s mission is to advance safe, fair and<br />
harmonious workplace practices that are essential to the<br />
social and economic well-being of the people of Ontario.<br />
Through the Ministry’s key areas of occupational health<br />
and safety, employment rights and responsibilities, and<br />
labour relations, the Ministry’s mandate is to set, communicate<br />
and enforce workplace standards while encouraging<br />
greater workplace self-reliance. The Ministry also develops,<br />
coordinates and implements strategies to prevent workplace<br />
injuries and illnesses and can set standards for health<br />
and safety training.<br />
The Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council of<br />
Ontario is an organization that represents 13 craft unions<br />
in the construction sector, totalling 150,000 workers<br />
throughout the province. Its mission is to give construction<br />
workers a collective voice in the workplace, to help ensure<br />
that workers are well-trained to meet industry needs,<br />
and to promote healthy and safe work conditions with<br />
decent wages, pensions and benefits. Part of its success<br />
stems from the effective partnerships it has established<br />
with its signatory contractors and owner-clients who work<br />
with the Council’s affiliates to achieve public and private<br />
infrastructure needs in seven bargaining sectors: industrial,<br />
commercial, and institutional (ICI); electrical power systems<br />
(EPSCA); residential; heavy engineering; roads; sewers and<br />
water mains; and pipelines. The Council also works with<br />
provincial government ministries and agencies to ensure<br />
that the construction industry is well-regulated, competitive,<br />
well-resourced and safe.