Organizational history of Winnipeg Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union : Digital Resources on Manitoba History

Organizational history of Winnipeg Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union

The Winnipeg Printing Pressmen, Assistants’, and Feeders’ Union, No. 87, began as the pressmen’s union founded in September 1898. It changed its name to the Winnipeg Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union in 1915. it amalgamated with the Graphic Communication International Union, Local 900 in 1973.

Mentioned in:

8 documents in English

0 documents in French

in English

Robert Maxwell Dennistoun diary entry dated 7 May 1919, excerpt
Minutes, Winnipeg Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union, 5 May 1902, excerpt, not paginated
Minutes, Winnipeg Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union, 1 June 1903, excerpt, not paginated
Minutes, Winnipeg Printing Pressmen Assistants and Feeders Union, Local No. 87, 6 May 1914, excerpt, not paginated
Minutes, Winnipeg Printing Pressmen Assistants and Feeders Union, Local No. 87, 10 September 1917, excerpt, not paginated
Minutes, Winnipeg Printing Pressmen Assistants and Feeders Union, Local No. 87, 20 February 1918, excerpt, not paginated
Minutes, Winnipeg Printing Pressmen Assistants and Feeders Union, Local No. 87, 21 May 1918, excerpt, not paginated
Summary of meetings, Winnipeg Printing Pressmen Assistants and Feeders Union, Local No. 87, May 15, June 2, 9, 13, 16, 18, 1919 and June 23, 1919, p. 186-188