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Charles Brooks (trade unionist)
Charles E. Brooks (1915–1977) was a Canadian labour union activist, the first president of the United Auto Workers Local 444, who was assassinated by an upset employee of Chrysler Motors.
Brooks was born in Windsor, Ontario. Growing up during the Great Depression, he witnessed first-hand the devastation that the Windsor citizens endured at that time, and these experiences brought him into the trade union movement.〔Mundy, Jim. ("Les Dickirson receives 2007 Charles E. Brooks Labour Community Service Award" ), 27 October 2007.〕
== CAW Local 444==
Brooks played a key role in the foundation of CAW Local 444, one of the largest locals of the United Auto Workers in Canada. He served as its president for 21 years, from 1956 until his death in 1977, during which time he fought for greater wages and benefits for Chrysler workers.〔Hayes, J. ("Our History" )〕 This helped to improve the quality of life and standard of living in Windsor, which was a city that was economically fuelled by the Chrysler, Ford and General Motors plants located in the city. After his death, Local 444 became part of the Canadian Auto Workers in 1985.
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