Empowering Workers. Igniting Change.

IUOE Local 942 represents workers across Prince Edward Island in a variety of sectors. Local 942 is PEI’s branch of the International Union of Operating Engineers – a progressive, diversified trade union whose members work in all provinces in Canada and all states in the United States.

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New CUPE Collective Agreement

Dear IUOE 942 Members, We want to take a moment to acknowledge and celebrate the recent tentative agreement reached by CUPE members working in healthcare. This deal includes substantial gains, and we extend our congratulations to them on this significant achievement....

Spring 2025 Newsletter

📢 The IUOE Local 942 Spring 2025 Newsletter is here! Check out updates from our new President Chad McNeill, important info about the Education Fund, your District Reps, and more. Stay informed, stay connected — and don’t forget to update your contact info so you don’t...

IUOE Public Statement in Response to the Speech from the Throne

The government's Speech from the Throne outlines several initiatives aimed at transforming healthcare in Prince Edward Island, but it is important to pause and critically assess the long-term implications of some of these changes. While the government claims to be...

Construction of the Confederation Bridge, a project of IUOE Local 942 members. Photo courtesy of Strait Crossing Bridge Limited.

Photo courtesy of Strait Crossing Bridge Limited

The International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 942 is a dynamic trade union that represents workers in public and private workplaces across Prince Edward Island.

The diverse list of our membership includes healthcare workers in regulated, administrative and clerical professions, truck drivers, crane operators and ESL teachers, just to name a few.

While IUOE only began operating in PEI in 1963, the union was founded in 1896 in the United States and has been growing ever since. It has more than 400,000 members in 138 local unions throughout Canada and the United States.