Updates
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Convention Daily Recap – Tuesday, July 14, 2026
The 2026 USJE National Triennial Convention officially began in Quebec City, bringing together 186 delegates, 23 observers and 9 guests for a total of 218 participants from across the country on…
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Union Safety Net S3 : EP6 – Bargaining with Treasury Board and bypassing the Public Interest Commission
On this episode, we’re joined by a dynamic trio to discuss recent developments around bargaining with the federal treasury board. –Sharon DeSousa, National President of…
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USJE Communications Wins 2 CALM Awards!
The USJE Communications department was awarded two awards at this year’s Canadian Association of Labour Media (CALM) Conference! USJE was recognized for its podcast as…
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Standing in Solidarity with Striking Bank of Canada Security Guards
USJE National President David Neufeld joined NCR Regional Vice-Presidents JP Surette and Sonia O’Brien-Colterman on the Bank of Canada picket line today to serve lunch and show solidarity with security guards who are currently on strike.
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USJE and PSAC members mobilize against mandated return to office four days a week
On July 6, the date when mandated return to office four days a week came into effect, USJE and PSAC members took action at several Correctional Service of Canada sites to denounce a policy that they feel is unjustified and disconnected from the situation in the field. This mobilization followed other actions held in previous weeks, in particular on June 23 at the Guy-Favreau complex, where members from the Parole Board of Canada (PBC) and Justice Canada gathered along with the Regional Vice-President for Quebec (RCMP-Justice-PPSC-CSC Community-PBC), Annie Blanchette.
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Calgary Parole Members Mark RTO4 with Stampede Pancake Breakfast
Members of USJE Local 30250 at Calgary Parole came together on July 6 for a Stampede pancake breakfast as the federal government’s four-day return-to-office mandate (RTO4) takes effect. While the event provided an opportunity for members to connect and show solidarity, discussions focused on the very real concerns many public service workers continue to have about the mandate.
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