4th Annual Dave Hart Memorial Hockey Tournament
On Saturday, March 16th our shipbuilders traded steel-toes for skates at the 4th annual Dave Hart Memorial hockey tournament.
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Progress Milestone - Forward and Aft Machinery Room
Congratulations to our shipbuilders for the incredible progress made outfitting the forward and aft machinery room for the third Royal Canadian Navy Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship, the future HMCS Max Bernays
March 4, 2019 - Inclement Weather Notice
Due to inclement weather, Irving Shipbuilding’s Halifax Shipyard and Marine Fabricators will close at 4:00 p.m. today, Monday, March 4, 2019. Night shift and back shift are cancelled.
Local 1 – 2018 Holiday Qualifiers Update
Halifax Shipyard will be closing for the holidays December 21, 2018 and reopening January 2, 2019. Local 1 employees are being given two options to qualify for statutory holiday pay for the holidays:
We're Listening! Announcing the 2018 Employee Engagement Survey
We want to hear from you!
Collective Agreement Implementation Update
In the wake of ratifying the new Collective Agreement we understand that there are a lot of questions about what ratification means and what comes next. Here is some information intended to answer those questions.
Unifor Local 1 shipbuilders ratify new collective agreement with Halifax Shipyard
Today, June 25, 2018, members of Unifor Local 1 voted in favour of ratifying a new four year collective agreement with Halifax Shipyard.
2017 Year in Review
From assembling the first Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship, the future HMCS Harry DeWolf, to welcoming over 4,000 visitors during our Community Open House, it was a big year at the Halifax Shipyard. See the highlights in our 2017 Year in Review.
Statement: RRSP contributions on overtime pay
Halifax Shipyard will continue matching RRSP contributions on overtime pay until negotiations for the new collective agreement are concluded.
Rising tide lifts all boats: Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy to yield economic benefits across the Country
Halifax Shipyard’s facility modernization and the building of six Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS) is expected to boost economic activity across Canada by $3.42 billion between 2013 and 2022, according to a Conference Board of Canada report.