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Unifor and/or the Unifor Local Union, where required by law, to which the member belongs shall be his/her exclusive representative with respect to:
- Collective bargaining with an employer.
- Administering and enforcing the collective agreement binding the member.
- Acting for the member before a Tribunal or Court in any matter affecting his/her Union membership, employment status, or relationship with an employer, or the Union’s status.
- Representing the member in settling all disputes connected to his/her employee-employer relationship.
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