Greetings Finally, the weather has improved, and we can all forward to getting a break after what seemed like an endless winter and very slow Spring. The last big event for the Union calendar this […]
Celebrate and Solidarity
Greetings It seems that June is a great time of year to celebrate. Maybe it’s because the weather is getting nicer, and we are all looking forward to a break. Maybe sometime at the beach […]
Time for a little respect
Greetings The recent actions by Treasury Board to change the working from home mandate and order employees to report for work in the office three days per week came as a surprise and a shock […]
The Union Makes Us Strong
We hope you get the chance this Labour Day to enjoy the last long weekend of the summer with family and friends. Maybe go to a cottage or a lake, have a barbeque or attend […]
EG Pay Parity Arbitral Award
Greetings, PSAC won an arbitral award in January 2022, with the arbitrator ruling that the pay gap should be closed between Engineering and Scientific Support (EG) members in the Technical Services (TC). For UHEW, this represents […]
National Local Presidents’ Conference
It is our pleasure to advise you that the Union of Health and Environment Workers will be holding its second National Local Presidents’ Conference in Victoria, BC from October 31st to November 2nd, 2022. UHEW […]
Celebrate and Remember
June is a month to remember and celebrate. We celebrate Pride across the country as a welcome opportunity for all of us, regardless of our sexual identity to acknowledge and celebrate our differences. It is […]
Safety First
One of the things we all learned during the pandemic is the importance of our individual and collective health and safety. As a Union we had to redouble our efforts to ensure that all UHEW […]
Join the April 14 virtual day of action for Treasury Board bargaining
PSAC members across the country will be acting virtually (and virtuously) on April to support their bargaining team in talks with Treasury Board. Register for the action UHEW encourages members to take part in a […]
Rand vs MIGS: what’s in a name?
Why you should sign a union card.