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July 13, 3011

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Posted on 13 Jul 2011 by Webmaster
Report paints stark picture of workplace mental illness
Posted June 20th, 2011

CTV.ca News Staff

A new report suggests that nearly half of Canadian workers and managers will admit to having dealt with a mental-heath issue at one time or another, though many are reluctant to reveal their struggles to their employer.

The Conference Board of Canada recently undertook a national survey of more than 1,000 employees, nearly half of whom were managers.

Twelve per cent of the survey respondents said they were currently dealing with a mental-health issue, with another 32 per cent they had faced one in the past. (More here).


Posted on 20 Jun 2011 by Webmaster
Vernon CEIU 20915 members joined CUPW in their strike action

Posted June 9, 2011

Vernon CEIU 20915 members joined CUPW in their strike action today. Service Canada is co-located with the Vernon post office so it was a welcomed show of support for the CUPW members.  The Okanagan College Student Union and the Canadian Federation of Students also came out in support.

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Posted on 14 Jun 2011 by Webmaster
Minutes from CEIU BC/Yukon 2011 Presidents' Conference

Posted June 3/2011

Please review the 2011 Presidents' Conference Minutes here

Posted on 03 Jun 2011 by Webmaster
PSAC reaches three tentative agreements with Treasury Board

Posted October 5th, 2010

PSAC reached a tentative deal today for new collective agreements for three of its five bargaining units with Treasury Board. Agreements for the PA, SV and EB groups will go into force only if they are ratified by members in votes over the coming weeks.  Read more here

Posted on 05 Oct 2010 by Webmaster
BC/Yukon National Vice President's Report for the Fall of 2010

Published September 19th, 2010

Read Pat Wakefield's (National Vice President, BC and the Yukon) for the fall of 2010 here

Posted on 19 Sep 2010 by Webmaster
PSAC, Federal Government Talks to Begin Early

OTTAWA — The federal government and its largest union have agreed to start contract talks months earlier than expected in the hopes of reaching a deal and bringing economic certainty to public servants.

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Posted on 17 Sep 2010 by Webmaster
Let's talk wages, Tories tell unions

Some critics skeptical of federal government's motives

By Kathryn May, The Ottawa Citizen September 16, 2010

The Harper government made a surprising offer to negotiate wages with its major unions before contracts expire to help manage "financial predictability" in preparing the next budget.

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Posted on 17 Sep 2010 by Webmaster
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