January 28th – National President David Neufeld and Regional Vice-President Patrick Ménard (CSC Québec) visited the Federal Training Center (FTC) located…
Updates
Tracking and challenging USJE membership job loss
USJE is working closely with PSAC and other Components to monitor, challenge, and report any job losses of members.
Update: Private Members Bill C-357 and Petition
With Parliament’s prorogation on January 6, 2025, all Bills are officially terminated and must be reintroduced.
Update: USJE’s Public Safety Awards
With the disruptions to the 2025 Parliamentary calendar due to prorogation and an upcoming federal election, USJE has opted to postpone our annual Public Safety Awards until 2026.
Parole Officers need to think twice before agreeing to supervise Field Placement Students
As workload continues to grow, resources and support to our members is dwindling. Recently, in response to increasing work demands and…
Union Safety Net Episode 12 – Border control and security
Following Donald Trump’s accusations about the flow of migrants and fentanyl from Canada into the United States, the government of Canada announced a multitude of changes to border control and security costed at approximately $1.3 billion dollars.
Hybrid Work rally ahead of Holidays for USJE members
On December 5, members of USJE joined a rally organized by the PSAC Ottawa Area Council, to denounce the Treasury Board’s Return to Office Mandate.
Year-end message from the National President
In his annual year-end address, National President David Neufeld shares his appreciation for USJE’s 19,000 members, provides a recap on the work from 2024, and a glimpse at what we’ll be working on in 2025.
USJE tours three CSC sites in New Brunswick
On December 2-3, National President David Neufeld and Regional Vice-President Laurie Ann Wesselby (CSC Atlantic) visited three CSC sites in the Atlantic Region.
Union Safety Net Episode 11 – Listen now!
This past November, several Starbucks locations in Ontario unionized with the United Steelworkers. On this episode, we chat with Jaymi, a Starbucks employee who has been involved in this organizing drive.