Contract Committee

The Contract Committee is a group of elected members whose time and efforts go towards getting the best collective agreement possible for the membership. Being part of this Committee is a good way to learn more about your collective agreement and its history, and participate in improving air traffic controllers’ work conditions. The members of this group are elected a few months before the bargaining sessions actually start. In addition to the positions held by the Executive Board (President, Executive Vice President, and 5 Regional Vice Presidents), the following representatives will be elected by the membership:

Atlantic Towers
Gander ACC
Moncton ACC
Bilingual Towers (all Quebec Towers including Ottawa Tower)
Montreal ACC
Central Towers
Toronto ACC & Tower
Prairie Towers
Edmonton ACC
Winnipeg ACC
Pacific Towers
Vancouver ACC & Tower
Non-control positions

Members

Nick von Schoenberg

, President & CEO

Scott Loder

, Executive Vice President & CFO

Benoit Vachon

, Regional Vice President, St-Laurent

Chris Kenny

, Regional Vice President, Central

Ian Thomson

, Regional Vice President, Atlantic

Andrew Worthington

, Regional Vice President, Pacific

Jerry Brodt

, Regional Vice President, Prairies

Jonathan Daoust

, Montreal ACC

Jeff Timmy

, Winnipeg ACC

Wayne Badcock

, Gander ACC

Jeremie Yelle

, Bilingual Towers (all Quebec Towers including Ottawa Tower)

Richard Davenport

, Toronto ACC & Tower

Matthew Lo

, Central Towers

Mike Loftus

, Edmonton ACC

Steven Pawluk

, Pacific Towers

Scott Turner

, Moncton ACC

Timothy Waldroff

, Non-control positions

Chad Wassing

, Prairie Towers

James Legein

, Vancouver ACC & Tower

Raelene Crowe

, Atlantic Towers

Before bargaining sessions start with the Company, the members of the Contract Committee bring forward the proposals submitted by the Branches and Facilities they represent and are asked to explain the rationale behind it. After the Contract Committee has discussed all the proposals that were submitted, they will select which proposals they will present to the Company and establish priorities. A list of final proposals is officially presented to the company’s representatives at the opening session of bargaining. Although confidentiality rules apply, the Contract Committee members are expected to:

Make sure they understand the rationale behind proposals and defend them in front of the group;
Provide a copy of the final proposals list to their Branches/Facilities, after it has been presented to the company’s representatives;
Keep the members they represent informed of the latest development in the bargaining process.

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