Megan Yeadon 
Given the importance of this election, USJE has extended an invitation to the leaders of all federal parties in the House to discuss some of the issues that are top of mind for USJE’s membership and Canadians more generally.
Given the importance of this election, USJE has extended an invitation to the leaders of all federal parties in the House to discuss some of the issues that are top of mind for USJE’s membership and Canadians more generally.
In the breakout rooms, delegates took to the microphones to motivate specific bargaining demands. This was an excellent opportunity for USJE delegates to promote USJE’s top 25 bargaining demands, including remote work, AI, leave improvements and union rights.
The USJE delegation is comprised of close to 50 members who will be actively campaigning to elect USJE representatives to the PSAC Treasury Board National Bargaining Team and to advocate for specific bargaining demands that will improve the working conditions and benefits of USJE’s members.
Rubina Boucher, National President of the CEIU, talks to the Union Safety Net about the work of her members, workforce adjustments, remote work and service cuts.
USJE will be actively campaigning to elect USJE representatives to the PSAC Treasury Board National Bargaining Team and to advocate for specific bargaining demands that will improve the working conditions and benefits of USJE’s members.
USJE is working closely with PSAC and other Components to monitor, challenge, and report any job losses of members.
With Parliament’s prorogation on January 6, 2025, all Bills are officially terminated and must be reintroduced.
With the disruptions to the 2025 Parliamentary calendar due to prorogation and an upcoming federal election, USJE has opted to postpone our annual Public Safety Awards until 2026.