Ministry 2003/04 Annual Service Plan Report - Government of British Columbia.
         
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Ministry Role and Services  
Performance Reporting  
Report on Resources  
Appendix 1: List of Crowns, Agencies, Boards  
Appendix 2: Legislation  
Appendix 3: Regional Offices  
Appendix 4: Other Program Statistics  

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Appendix 4: Other Program Statistics

UNIONS WITH A MEMBERSHIP IN BRITISH COLUMBIA GREATER THAN 5,000

Relative Position
2002
Union Membership 2002 Relative Position
2001
1
Canadian Union of Public Employees and Affiliates 114,658
1
2 BC Government and Service Employees' Union and Affiliates 68,921 2
3 BC Teachers' Federation 46,622 3
4 United Food and Commercial Workers International Union 32,493 4
5 Industrial, Wood and Allied Workers of Canada and Affiliates 27,591 5
6 BC Nurses' Union 26,000 6
7 National Automobile, Aerospace ... Workers (CAW) and Affiliates 25,000 7
8 International Brotherhood of Teamsters 19,522 8
9 Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada 14,000 9
10 Public Service Alliance of Canada 14,000 10
11 Health Sciences Association of BC 12,917 12
12 Office and Professional Employees International Union 12,710 11
13 International Union of Operating Engineers 12,543 13
14 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers 11,334 18
15 Hotel, Restaurant and Culinary Employees and Bartenders' Union 10,500 14
16 Telecommunications Workers Union 10,405 15
17 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and Affiliates 9,303 16
18 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 9,071 17
19 Christian Labour Association of Canada 7,494 20
20 United Steelworkers of America 7,229 19
21 Union of BC Performers 6,622  
22 Canadian Union of Postal Workers 6,555 21
23 College Institute Educators' Association 6,460 22
24 Laborers' International Union of North America 6,106 24
25 Pulp, Paper and Woodworkers of Canada 5,567 23

UNION MEMBERSHIP IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, 1970 – 20031

Year BC Union
Membership
Percentage Change from Previous Year Total Employment Estimate of Union Membership as Percentage of Total Employment
1970
310,222
5.9
810,000
38.3
1971 316,587 2.1  847,000 37.4
1972 332,091 4.9  879,000 37.8
1973 350,175 5.5  937,000 37.4
1974 395,846 13.0  996,000 39.7
1975 401,608 1.5 1,027,000 39.1
1976 426,723 6.3 1,062,000 40.2
1977 439,730 3.0 1,085,000 40.5
1978 450,802 2.5 1,134,000 39.8
1979 465,980 3.4 1,185,000 39.3
1980 480,680 3.2 1,263,000 38.1
1981 501,001 4.2 1,317,000 38.0
1982 507,965 1.4 1,252,000 40.6
1983 488,239 -3.9 1,246,000 39.2
19852 466,864  -4.4 1,274,000 36.6
1986 454,410 -2.7 1,328,000 34.2
1987 464,279 2.2 1,375,000 33.8
1988 457,285 -1.5 1,435,000 31.9
1989 477,633 4.4 1,509,000 31.7
1990 502,036 5.1 1,555,000 32.3
1991 516,975 3.0 1,573,000 32.9
1992 524,158 1.4 1,620,000 32.4
1993 525,948 0.3 1,676,000 31.4
1994 536,653 2.0 1,754,000 30.6
1995 545,219 1.6 1,792,000 30.4
1996 551,920 1.2 1,821,000 30.3
1997 547,500 -0.8 1,869,000 29.3
1998 532,700  -2.7 1,870,000 28.5
1999 535,900 0.6 1,906,000 28.1
2000 566,800 5.8 1,949,000 29.1
2001 555,800 -1.9 1,942,000 28.6
2002 553,900  -0.3 1,973,000 28.1
2003 554,200 0.1 2,023,000 27.4

 

 


1  Source: Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey.
2  Data for 1984 not available.

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