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Congratulations, Sarah Gillam! Sarah Gillam is one of the recipients of the Women in Trades and Technology Award. WRDC is thrilled to recognize Sarah for her success in her field, and for her commitment to inspiring and empowering females in skilled trades.

New Style and Price. Women's Safety Jackets Coming Soon. Class 1 & 2 Available.

Has anyone noticed how many incredible Canadian women we have the country relying on for sound advice that could be life or death for some families? So.Freakin...g.Proud. #girlslead #girlpower #silverlining #happyheart #canadianrolemodels #thankyou #canadianwomen #brainsandbeauty #recognizethem CTV Calgary Global Calgary See more

In High school I wonder why they pushed college on us so hard instead of trades? They didnt tell me union plumbers can make $1,600 a week with NO OT and NO D...EGREE.. or that truck drivers can make 6 bands if they buy their own truck with NO Degree? Or that traveling welders can make 100,000 a year with NO Degree. For some reason they made it seem like college was the only way to be successful. I swear... its as if the guidance counselors training was to redirect our thinking and to fixate our minds and success in life based off the results we get from the college we choose. Notice they never mentioned us starting a business or even taught us how to in school? They always made sure they pushed the collegiate agenda and never even mentioned an outside option like trade school. Our school system is not designed to make bosses. Its designed to make slaves. Otherwise they would train us to be self employed and self sufficient. They do not. Teach your children that they are more than just a piece of paper. Their minds can expand pass the average status quo and that they have skills that can not be put on paper. There are great engineers right now managing a restaurant because they listened to their guidance counselor instead of their heart. #FoodForThought #CopiedandPasted #NotSureOfOGPoster

In High school I wonder why they pushed college on us so hard instead of trades? They didn't tell me union plumbers can make $1,600 a week with NO OT and NO D...EGREE.. or that truck drivers can make 6 bands if they buy their own truck with NO Degree? Or that traveling welders can make 100,000 a year with NO Degree. For some reason they made it seem like college was the only way to be successful. I swear... it's as if the guidance counselors training was to redirect our thinking and to fixate our minds and success in life based off the results we get from the college we choose. Notice they never mentioned us starting a business or even taught us how to in school? They always made sure they pushed the collegiate agenda and never even mentioned an outside option like trade school. Our school system is not designed to make bosses. It's designed to make slaves. Otherwise they would train us to be self employed and self sufficient. They do not. Teach your children that they are more than just a piece of paper. Their minds can expand pass the average status quo and that they have skills that can not be put on paper. There are great engineers right now managing a restaurant because they listened to their guidance counselor instead of their heart. #FoodForThought #CopiedandPasted #NotSureOfOGPoster

Empower young girls! Let them learn how to use tools...it could pay off in the end! #girlsfixstufftoo #CountUsIn

Same work deserves same pay Credit, Finansforbundet

Yes! Excellent to see.

Imagine if the words used to devalue women actually reflected their value, potential and power! An amazing campaign in South Africa by PPS for Professionals to reappropriate phrases of prejudice and paternalism.

To all the Men and women out there who Eat cold leftovers for lunch Wear hard hats and steel toed boots all day Have to be gone from their family Work long hou...rs outside in all weather Sacrifice themselves for their family Have a work ethic that doesn't quit Work jobs they hate just to provide I am with you. Our jobs aren't the cleanest, our language isn't the purest, but we sacrifice ourselves. We give up so much to provide. We sacrifice our bodies, our wants always come last, our time is always limited. But we get the job done. We are out here working for you family. We miss you. Factory workers, oil Field, first responders, construction workers, farmers, truck drivers, railroaders, linemen, painters, welders, landscapers, etc. Know your sacrifices are worth it. **Post from Quentin Runion, His View From Home

It's the duty of the union to support all genders and sexualities with the same zest and volume as they do the brothers.

For our American ladies

Its the duty of the union to support all genders and sexualities with the same zest and volume as they do the brothers.

Newfoundland and Labrador, we need your help!

We've always done it this way.... Its time for a change.

We have the numbers.

Weve always done it this way.... Its time for a change.

2019 Post Secondary Scholarships Trades NL understand that education is important to our members and their families, which is why each year we offer a number of... opportunities to support them financially. This year, five (5) $2,000 university/trades scholarships will be awarded to a dependent of a Trades NL Member. Deadline for submission of applications is September 30, 2019 http://tradesnl.com/about/scholarships/

Excellent. What a time to be a woman!