Public Safety Award winners, RCMP CM survey and more
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USJE marks four years since Portapique Tragedy
April 18 marks the 4th anniversary of the tragedy of the mass casualty event in Portapique, Nova Scotia when 22 individuals lost their lives through the senseless actions of a lone gunman.
Union Safety Net Episode 3–Listen now!
From worksite safety to the housing crisis: In this episode, we’re talking to NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice (en français) and USJE RVP Laurie Ann Wesselby (in English) about issues facing workers across Canada.
Survey: Quality of life at work for Parole Officers in Canada
The Union of Safety and Justice Employees has begun a research project in collaboration with Angelo Soares, a labour sociologist and professor at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM).
Congratulations to this year’s National Public Safety Award Winners!
On April 9, the Union of Safety and Justice Employees hosted its second Annual National Public Safety Awards on Parliament Hill to recognize and celebrate the outstanding work undertaken by federal public safety personnel across the country.
New items in the USJE Boutique available soon!
As 2023 was wrapping up, we turned to the membership to suggest exciting new items for the USJE Boutique. We are glad we did! Many members seized the chance and suggested fun new USJE goodies.
Community Investment Initiative — Call For Proposals
Beyond taking care of you and your rights at work, USJE wants to help the communities you live in to remain strong and stay safe. So bring your ideas and enthusiasm to the table, and help make a difference where you live!
RCMP Civilian Members: Take our bargaining survey
PSAC is consulting with RCMP Civilian Members (CM) in order to better represent them as they transition into the federal public service.
National Public Safety Award winners 2024
At an awards ceremony on April 9, 2024, seven USJE members took centre stage in Ottawa to represent our union and the hard work our members accomplish.
Union dues for RCMP civilian members began on April 3, 2024
RCMP and Treasury Board have confirmed that the deduction of union dues for RCMP civilian members began on April 3, 2024.