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How to contact
the United Transportation Union
All communication with the United
Transportation Union must include your name (as shown in UTU
membership records), home address and UTU local number.
UTU welcomes and appreciates
your e-mail comments. Due to the volume of comments received, as
well as the legal, security and UTU Constitutional concerns they
may raise, responses can only be provided as time permits and as
these other concerns dictate.
All letters should include your
name (as shown in UTU membership records), home address and UTU
local number.
UTU members needing assistance
with grievances under applicable agreements should reduce
them to writing with complete information on the subject matter
and submit them to the Local Committee of Adjustment holding
jurisdiction, as provided in Article 79 of the UTU Constitution.
To contact the International
Headquarters, UTU committee members or UTU general chairpersons,
select from the links below.
UTU
International
Headquarters |
UTU
State & Provincial
Legislative Directors |
UTU
Transportation
Safety Team |
UTU
Human Rights
Committee |
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To view a list of the departments
at the UTU International that you can contacted via the
Internet, click the link below.
UTU International Headquarters
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Below is a link to the
addresses, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses of
the UTU's state legislative board offices.
UTU State Legislative Directors
Canadian Provincial Chairpersons
National Association of State Directors
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The UTU Transportation
Safety Team is comprised of nine members of the UTU,
each of whom is on call 24 hours a day to assist in
determining the facts in rail-related accidents.
Transportation Safety Team
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The position of Human
Rights Coordinator was established in February 2000 to
educate UTU members and employers and to promote
awareness of the advantages of diversity in our union
and in society.
Human Rights Committee |
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