On behalf of the Victoria Regional Women’s Committee, please find attached the poster for the International Women’s Day Event which is being held at the BCGEU Building on Douglas Street in Victoria: Kitchen Table Conversations on Childcare WHERE: 2994 Douglas St Victoria BC WHEN: Sunday March 8 2015 TIME: 11:30 -3:00 drop in We look forward to seeing everyone at…
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Thanks to everyone who came out for the special Pink Shirt General Meeting today and enjoyed some pink cake! Workplace bullying is a serious problem, so it was great to see so many people out in their pink shirts today. Please see Bullies at Work for more information. Here is a look at our members in their pink shirts and…
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Pink Shirt Day is the last Wednesday in February; it is the way British Columbia marks the fight against bullying. CUPE also celebrates a Day of Pink in April each year. On both days, we encourage our members to wear a pink shirt to stand up and say NO to bullying — in the school, in our workplaces, online, and…
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This month, the Vancouver Island District Council is seeking pots and pans: “The Port Alberni Shelter Society is in need of cooking pots and pans (not bakeware). While the shelter is able to support folks transitioning to independent living situations with many of their needs, finding enough pots and pans for individuals to be able to prepare their own meals…
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Please join your Negotiating Committee on Tuesday, February 10 in David Strong Building room C103 (auditorium) for a thorough discussion of bargaining issues and our options for moving forward. There will be two sessions: 12:00 to 1:00 and 1:00-2:00 so we hope all Departments are able to ensure that the maximum number of members can attend. After exchanging proposals September…
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Many thanks to those of you who came out to last week’s JE Town Hall to learn more about Job Evaluation in general from Peter Coombes, about our plan specifically, as it is, and some of the proposed changes at the bargaining table. A few things were clear to me, as JJEC Co-chair. Primarily, there is frustration about the backlogs…
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