Identifier: reportoflabour192022cana (find matches)
Title: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE LABOUR ORGANIZATIONS IN CANADA for the years 1920-1922
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Canada. Dept. of Labour. Economics and Research Branch Canada. Bureau of Labour Information Canada. Workplace Information Directorate
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Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Guelph, University of Windsor and University of Toronto Libraries

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al branches of unionsjust mentioned and comprise 60 per cent of the branches of all classes which reportedtheir membership, as well as containing approximately 44 per cent of the trade unionmembership of 373,842 in the Dominion, as reported from headquarters of the centralorganizations. Montreal leads the cities with 215 local branches of all classes ofunions, 121 of which reported 45,209 members; Toronto stands in second place with164 branches, the membership of 104 which reported being 25,978; Winnipeg occupiesthird position with 91 branches, 57 of which reported 9,940 members. Other cities inorder of number of branches of all classes are: Vancouver, 86 branches, 55 reporting 10 DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR 9,670 members; Ottawa, 85 branches, 57 reporting 11,143 members; Quebec, 75 branches.36 reporting 0,502 members; Hamilton, 73 branches, 50 reporting 5,184 members;London, 07 branches, 46 reporting 5,009 members; Edmonton, 03 branches, 42 reporting TEN YEARS Of TRADE Uf1IOIil5M 111 CANADA
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1911 1912 191? 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 3,867 members; Calgary, 59 branches, 43 reporting 4,310 members; St. John, 49branches, 25 reporting 3,809 members; Victoria, 49 branches, 34 reporting 2,490members; Halifax, 37 branches, 26 reporting 3,251 members; Saskatoon, 37 branches,26 reporting 1,390 members; Eegina, 35 branches, 22 reporting 1,187 members; St. LABOUR ORGANIZATION IN CANADA 11 Thomas. 34 branches, 26 reporting 2,853 members; Windsor, 33 branches, 24 reporting1,469 members; Moosejaw, 33 branches, 24 reporting 2,020 members; Sault Ste. Marie,32 branches, 24 reporting 1,980 members; Brantford, 28 branches, 21 reporting 1,345members; Moncton, 27 branches, 22 reporting 3,368 members; Fort Wiliam, 28branches, 18 reporting 1,178 members; Kingston, 27 branches, 15 reporting 1,010members; Niagara Falls, 26 branches, 16 reporting 3,819 members; Peterborough, 26 TRADE UNIONISM Ih CANADABY GROUPS OF INDU5TRIE5reportoflabour192022cana

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