The local's records,
answered in the hall.
Gedō is a workstation that reads your collective agreements, arbitration awards, grievance files, and recorded meetings, answers questions about them, and cites the article and page each answer came from.
See it answer
from a local's own records.
Eighty seconds: a drive goes in, a question about overtime is asked, and Gedō opens the article, the award, and the second of the meeting each answer came from.
- Collective agreementsPDF
- Arbitration awardsPDF
- Grievance filesPDF · DOCX
- Meeting minutesDOCX · scan
- Bargaining notesDOCX · TXT
- Recorded meetingsMP3 · MP4
- CorrespondenceEmail export · PDF
- Scanned recordsTIFF · JPEG
Members’ grievances stay between you and them. The machine sits in your hall, your records stay on it, and every answer names the article and page it came from.
Every agreement and award,
searchable in one place.
Gedō indexes every agreement, award, and grievance you give it. Ask in plain language and it returns the passage with the document, article, and page.
One local.
One machine.
Phule’s Armada, Hamilton, Ontario.
Delivered and installed2–6 wk“Make what comes next.”
The records,
at your desk.
Every answer cites its source.
Gedō gives the document, article, and page, or the recording and the second it was said. You check the source before it goes into a grievance response.
How the air-gap works