We wanted to take a moment to connect with you directly about the organizing efforts for Guest Support (GSUP) workers and what this means for you. While we’ve been sharing updates on the larger Unifor campaign at WestJet, I want to focus on what unionizing can bring to your role specifically.

As GSUPs, you provide critical guest support services that help keep WestJet running smoothly. Yet decisions about your wages, scheduling, job security, and working conditions are made without your input. By joining Unifor, you gain the power to negotiate a collective agreement that protects your rights, ensures fair treatment, and secures real workplace improvements.

What Collective Bargaining Can Do for GSUPs

Joining together with your coworkers means you can negotiate for:

✅ Fair wages with predictable increases – No more waiting for management to decide what’s "enough."

✅ Stronger scheduling protections – Clear, enforceable scheduling rules to improve work-life balance.

✅ Job security and fair treatment – Protections against sudden changes and inconsistent management decisions.

✅ A real voice at work – A legally binding agreement means you get a say in workplace policies that affect you.

Momentum Is Building—Be Part of the Change

We’ve seen strong support from GSUPs and other WestJet worker groups, and we’re close to reaching the majority we need. But we need your voice to help get us across the finish line.

Now is the time to talk to your coworkers, sign your card, and help ensure that GSUPs have the power to negotiate real improvements.

If you’re ready to take the next step, have questions, or want to help move the campaign forward, let’s connect.

Sign your Unifor membership card today to secure your job and protect your future. If you have any questions or need more information, don’t hesitate to reach out to your Unifor organizing team.

In solidarity,

Billy O’Neill
Unifor National Representative, Organizing
📞 416.605.1443
✉️ billy.oneill@unifor.org

Lucy Alessio
Unifor National Coordinator, Organizing
📞 416.998.3189
✉️ lucy.alessio@unifor.org

Don’t wait—click here to sign your card today!