Megan Yeadon 
On November 30, RVP, Carol Osborne and Local President, Ora Jean welcomed the National President David Neufeld to the Parole Board of Canada (Local 60416 in Moncton, NB) for the Local’s Annual General Membership Meeting.
PSAC and the Union of Safety and Justice Employees are aware that some members pay-matched with the EG-06 classification have not received the additional pay-grid adjustment related to their position.
This past week, USJE’s Health and Safety Advisory Committee met in Ottawa for its regularly scheduled In-Person meeting to discuss progress on USJE’s efforts to implement key changes to the federal Government Employees Act.
If you are a USJE member in post-secondary studies or have a child, spouse, partner, or dependent going to college or university, USJE is offering a total of seven scholarships. The deadline for all scholarships is Thursday, February 1, 2024.
USJE testifies at Public Safety Committee, RCMP Commissioner meeting and more
On Tuesday, October 31, USJE had its first opportunity to meet with RCMP Commissioner Michael Duheme at a scheduled National Labour Management Committee meeting (NLMCC).
The meeting lasted nearly four hours and covered a whole host of issues that USJE had raised for the official agenda.
Francophone USJE members across Canada in the WP-03, WP-04 and WP-05 classifications who work in community and institutional settings are invited to an information and discussion session in the next few days.
USJE Regional Vice Presidents Jeff Sandelli and Patrick Ménard served as key subject matter experts during an important meeting of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security on November 22.
In March 2022, USJE released a report entitled: “The Mental Health and Well-Being of Detachment Services Assistants”. This report contains 12 recommendations meant to improve the occupational experiences of DSAs.
Now, 20 months later, we want to evaluate if these recommendations are being implemented, and whether you feel your workplace experience is improving.
