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Real Work Today. More Opportunity Ahead.

Events and exhibitions in GTA projects and venues today. Expanding across North America.

UWF focuses on project-led environments where multiple trades, tight timelines and changing demands need coordinated execution. We take on current work under signed collective agreements and develop new sectors with partners as the scope, agreements and operating capacity align.

Where we operate

Where We Operate Today

Our current commercial foundation is events and exhibitions in GTA projects and venues. Every engagement begins with scoped work and labour delivered under signed agreements. We are expanding across North America, project by project.

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Current

Event and Exhibition Environments.

Built in environments where coordination is constant.

Event environments require multiple trades, tight timelines and coordinated execution. In GTA projects and venues, UWF handles setup, production support and teardown under signed CBAs, aligning delivery with the requirements of each event space.

Union Work ForceVendor products & services

Vendor catalog

Products & services for the show.

Browse by project need, then review the scope.

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Exhibit services vendor

Booth installation

Installation and dismantle aligned to the booth drawings and event schedule.

Booth drawingsMove-in & move-out

Flooring services vendor

Event floor covering

Floor covering, finishing and removal within the agreed exhibitor footprint.

Floor coveringFinishing

Event production vendor

Production support

Technical setup and show support coordinated with the event plan.

Technical setupShow support

Project-led expansion

Sectors in Development

Events remain our live commercial foundation as we expand across North America. Healthcare, logistics and broader technology work are development directions, shaped by project demand and operational readiness. Construction is an adjacent ecosystem with established operating structures.

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In development

Healthcare and Community Workforces.

Directional. Not currently deployable at scale.

Healthcare environments require reliable labour across roles, shifts, and locations. The operating model — defined scope, structured deployment, full CBA compliance — applies cleanly to this sector. UWF is building toward healthcare deployment as a future expansion vector.

03

In development

Logistics and Distribution.

Directional. Pattern-aligned, not yet deployable.

Logistics environments demand rapid coordination of labour across facilities and time-sensitive operations. The same intake-to-remittance discipline that runs UWF's event work fits this sector. Deployment is part of the forward roadmap, not the current footprint.

04

In development

Technology and Project-Based Work.

A development direction beyond current event delivery.

Technology already supports event and exhibition delivery. Broader technology-sector work is a development direction, with each future opportunity assessed against project requirements, agreements and delivery readiness.

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Adjacent

Construction operates differently.

Established hierarchies already coordinate the work.

The construction industry already functions through established operational hierarchies involving general contractors, subcontractors, trade contractors, project managers, labour allocation systems, union dispatch structures, and mature workforce execution chains.

UWF works alongside established project-delivery structures.

Operating Model

Focused Where Coordination Infrastructure Is Still Missing.

The operating model is intentionally focused on sectors where scalable workforce coordination infrastructure remains underserved — allowing UWF to operate as a complementary layer within the broader labour ecosystem without creating unnecessary operational conflict.

Next Step

Apply the Operating Model to Your Sector.

If the work needs structure and the labour must be unionized, the model applies.

Engage Union Work Force to scope a project — current sector or directional. Where the operating model is already deployable, we move; where it is in development, we will be direct about that and outline what readiness would require.