American Income Life Insurance

COPE 378 represents employees at the American Income Life Insurance Company. American Income Life Insurance Company is one of the largest providers of supplemental insurance in the United States, Canada, and New Zealand.

American Income Life Insurance Company works with over 20,000 different groups, representing members of labor unions, credit unions, associations, fraternal organizations, sporting groups, licensed professionals, and non-profit organizations.

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American Income Life Insurance News & Events

  • A Labour Day Message from the Canadian Labour Congress
    Friday, September 3, 2010
    Over the past twelve months, working people did something they have not done for a very long time. They changed their government's mind.
  • Scorched Earth
    News Release: Energy Act Exposes Government’s Scorched-Earth Policy
    Thursday, April 29, 2010
    Desperation, Giveaways Illustrate a Government in Crisis Scurrying into Hiding
  • "Clean" Energy Act Muzzles Utilities Watchdog: News Round Up
    Thursday, April 29, 2010
    Cabinet's naked power play emasculates Hydro's watchdog; B.C. Liberals seize control of all major decisions about projects and pricing Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun: -Portrait of a power grab.
  • Day of Mourning
    April 28: Day of Mourning for Workers Killed on the Job
    Wednesday, April 28, 2010
    Table officers and staff of COPE 378 joined politicians and activists from other unions at the Vancouver Art Gallery this morning to observe the Day of Mourning for workers killed on the job. April 28th marks the date when the labour movement, the affected families and our supporters join together to remember and honour these lost lives.
  • Message from the President: Day of Mourning
    Thursday, April 22, 2010
    Dear Members, April 28 is the annual Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the job. Workers and employers across the world mark this occasion together at 11 AM on the day, either with a moment of silence in the workplace, wearing a black armband or memorial pin, or attending one of the many ceremonies being held in communities across Canada.
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