The International Union of Elevator Constructors (IUEC) Local 89 in Montreal is a dedicated organization representing skilled elevator mechanics. Committed to promoting the welfare and professional development of its members, Local 89 provides comprehensive training and advocacy for workplace rights. The union plays a crucial role in ensuring safety standards, fair wages, and equitable working conditions in the elevator industry. By fostering solidarity and collaboration among its members, IUEC Local 89 helps to elevate the profession and maintain high-quality service in the installation, maintenance, and repair of elevators and escalators throughout Montreal.
Rates as of April 28 2024
General rule: No employee is required to use his own vehicle for his employer’s business. When, at the request of the employer, the employee uses his own vehicle for the benefit of the employer, he shall receive compensation of $0.49 per kilometre travelled, which is considered as covering all expenses relating to the employee’s vehicle.
Article 23.02 When an employee is assigned to more than one job site in the same work day and he is required to use his vehicle for such travelling, he is entitled to reimbursement of his parking fees, if any, upon presentation of receipts.
When free parking is not available or the employer does not provide free parking to its employees, within 500 metres’ walking distance of the job site, an employer shall reimburse parking costs up to a $20-a-day maximum upon the presentation of vouchers for any employee who works the number of hours established by the employer or who benefits from show-up pay as provided for in Article 18.01.
Article 23.09 4)When the distance between the employee’s residence and the job site is 120 or more kilometres or when, at the employer’s request, an employee agrees to take room and board within a distance of 120 kilometres of his residence and the employee performs the number of working hours scheduled by the employer within the working day or benefits from compensation as specified under Article 18.01, Subsections 1) and 2), he shall receive a daily room and board allowance as compensation for travelling expenses:
The daily allowance for room and board is $137.50 per day. This compensation is not applicable if the employer applies Article 23.10.
Any employee whose standard work schedule enables him to perform a complete week of work in less than 5 days is entitled to compensation corresponding to 5 days of work.
When the distance between an employee’s residence and the job site is 480 or more kilometres, the employee shall receive daily compensation for room and board for the day preceding the first day of work on the job site and such compensation for the day following the last day of work on the job site.
The daily allowance for room and board is $137.50 per day. This compensation is not applicable if the employer applies Article 23.10.
This daily allowance is only payable once per job site and shall not result in the payment of more than one compensation per day or the payment of such compensation more than seven (7) times within the same weekly period. Moreover, this daily compensation for room and board may not be added on top of the compensation for room and board payable for the preceding day.
For the purpose of this article, the employee’s residence is considered to be located at the Mount Royal cross for an employee living in the greater Montreal region and at the Monument des Braves for an employee living in the Eastern Township region.
15.35$ per day
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25.14$ per day
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35.46$ per day
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44.15$ per day
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49.74$
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52.61$
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Every month, the employer remits to the CCQ the indemnities for paid statutory holidays and obligatory annual vacations set out in the collective agreements. These amounts represent 13% of the salary earned by workers during each week of work:
6% in annual vacations
5.5% in paid statutory holidays
1.5% in sick leave
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18.04 2) C) Elevator mechanic: Maintenance and repairs: Regardless of Subsection 1), for maintenance and repair work, the employee shall receive a minimum of 2 hours’ pay at the applicable wage rate. The employer shall pay 1 hour at the applicable wage rate for the time spent going to and from work.
18.05 Service calls: Employees on call:
3)
Elevator mechanic: An employer must draw up a
list of available employees to answer service calls
outside standard working hours.
Any employee who is assigned on a regular basis
to maintenance work shall participate in this
system and shall be available at all times to answer
service calls.
The employer draws up the list of employees who
shall be on call on a rotational basis, as follows:
The list shall be posted 15 days in advance of the
employee’s planned availability date.
The name of the employee shall not be entered
on the list during his vacations or during the first
weekend preceding his vacations.
An employee entered on the list may have himself
replaced at any time, provided he finds a replacement
and obtains authorization from his immediate superior for the person suggested to replace
him at least 4 hours prior to his planned availability
period. If the employer refuses the suggested replacement, the employer will have to find another
replacement.
An employee may not be on the availability list for
two consecutive weekends.
An employee who is on call shall be paid daily 1
hour’s pay at his wage rate from Monday to Friday
and 2 hours’ pay at his wage rate on Saturdays,
Sundays and statutory holidays.
An employee who answers a service call shall
be paid in accordance with the provisions of
Subsection 21.03 1) for the time spent performing
the work and he benefits from the compensation
provided for in the preceding paragraph.
For every service call, an employee shall be paid
time and a half from his home (domicile) to the
first job site and from the last job site to his home.
When an employee is transferred from one job
site to another on the same trip, meaning from
the first service call to the last service call, the
employee shall be paid double time. The employee
shall receive an allowance of $0.49 per kilometre
travelled (round trip) between his home and the
job site if the employer does not provide a vehicle.
For the purpose of the preceding paragraph and
Article 21.01, Boxing Day and the day after New
Year’s Day shall be considered statutory holidays
and hours worked on these days will be paid
double time.
Rates as of April 28 2024
50.00$/hour
Any such employee assigned to elevator construction, renovation or repair work who is in charge of 3 or more employees shall receive a premium of 12.5% of the wage rate for his trade for every hour so worked.
A journeyman from this trade designated as a fitter by his employer shall receive a premium of 12.5% of the wage rate for his trade for every hour so worked.
42.50$/hour
35.00$/hour
30.00$/hour
25.00$/hour