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ART. XXIV-ART. XXVI, SEC. 1 International Union for service of process under any circumstances. Article XXV DEFINITION OF EXECUTIVE BOARD Unless specifically provided otherwise, wherever this Constitution provides for action by the Executive Board of the International Union or any subordinate body, the words “Executive Board” shall mean “a majority of the members of the Executive Board present and voting at a duly called meeting at which a majority of the members of the Executive Board is present or responding to a telephonic or electronic poll.” Actions approved by poll must be recorded in the minutes of the Executive Board and ratified by a majority of the members of the Executive Board at its next meeting. Article XXVI TEAMSTERS CANADA Statement of Purpose Section 1. In recognition of the distinct national character of Teamsters members in Canada, the General Executive Board has designated Teamsters Canada as the nationwide representative of all Canadian Teamsters. By incorporating the unique structure of Teamsters Canada in this Constitution, we acknowledge the sovereignty of the nation of Canada and the diversity and distinctiveness of its political, cultural, legal, and social institutions. Canadian Teamsters reflect their country’s distinct French and English heritages, each with its own constitutionally protected historical and linguistic traditions, labour relations systems, laws, and customs. [ 175 ]
ART. XXVI, SEC. 1-3 We further acknowledge that by virtue of its responsibilities, which include the coordination of the activities of all affiliates and members in Canada, Teamsters Canada will engage in legislative and political action; will provide research, education, and communication services; and will assist Local Unions with national bargaining, organizing, and liaison with other Canadian labour organizations; all of which functions are similar to the duties performed by the International Union for members in the United States. Teamster members in the United States and Canada will benefit from the centralized policymaking existing in each country. Those mutually supportive governing bodies will facilitate our Union’s ability to develop strategies to deal with corporations and political events that transcend our national border. Section 2. All Local Unions and Joint Councils in Canada shall affiliate with, and participate in the activities of, Teamsters Canada. The provisions of the International Constitution shall apply to Teamsters Canada and all other subordinate bodies and members in Canada, except that the terms of this Article shall supercede any conflicting provision of any other Article of this Constitution. Decisions of the General President and/or General Secretary-Treasurer regarding policies applicable to affiliates of the International Union shall be binding on Teamsters Canada and its subordinates, to the extent those policies are consistent with applicable law. Bylaws Section 3. The Bylaws of Teamsters Canada in effect at the time of the adoption of the 2001 Constitution shall continue to govern the affairs of Teamsters Canada. [ 176 ]
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INTRODUCTION The Consent Decree ent
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PREAMBLE omy, integrity, and identi
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