April 8, 2026: Community Employment Coordinators (CECs) have served as specialized reintegration federal employees within the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC). They are responsible for connecting federally supervised offenders to employment opportunities, coordinating employer relationships, and supporting case management teams in managing employment-related risk factors.
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RVPs Osborne and Wesselby Visit CORCAN Community Industries in Moncton, NB
On March 26, 2026, following a USJE information picket that was part of a cross-Canada mobilization event, RVPs Laurie Ann Wesselby and Carol Osborne attended the CORCAN Community Industries site in Moncton, NB. This marked RVP Osborne’s first visit of the CORCAN site.
Job cuts are here: cross-Canada mobilization event
On March 26, USJE members from across the country took part in mobilization events to bring attention to Workforce Adjustments currently taking place in the federal public service.
USJE launches groundbreaking research revealing urgent need to support Correctional Program Officers and strengthen rehabilitation in Canada’s correctional system
The Union of Safety and Justice Employees launched its groundbreaking, independently commissioned research on the experiences and perspectives of federal Correctional Program Officers on March 25, 2026.
Registration open for virtual Town Halls with National President in May
All USJE members are invited to an important virtual Town Hall with National President David Neufeld.
When it feels like -50° in Yellowknife, but the cuts must stop: RALLY!
USJE members in Yellowknife held a rally on March 4 despite frigid temperatures first thing in the morning, drawing media attention for the “first rally at -50 degrees in 20 years.”
USJE meets RCMP senior leaders about Workforce Adjustment processes and other changes under the Comprehensive Expenditure Review
Despite the measures taken, it was announced that Workforce Adjustment will be required to meet the operational savings targeted for the RCMP under the Comprehensive Expenditure Review.
The Workforce Adjustment process under the Comprehensive Expenditure Review has begun for the federal public service, affecting hundreds of USJE’s members
As the federal government commences its Workforce Adjustment process, several federal departments and agencies have notified hundreds of federal public service employees that they are “affected”.
Early Retirement Incentive: A Concession in Disguise!
While the government’s budget has left many with more questions than answers, one thing is certain – employees should be wary of the motives behind the ERI Program and question whether it is truly an incentive or, instead, a concession.
National President Town Hall – watch now
President Neufeld provided members with a comprehensive update on the union’s ongoing campaigns, with a focus on actions being taken to counter the incoming budget cuts to many of our departments.