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USJE Appeals to federal Public Safety Minister to Halt Proposal to replace USJE Members with Inmate Labour in federal Correctional facilities as Budget Saving Measure
The Union of Safety and Justice Employees (USJE) has directly appealed to the federal Public Safety Minister, the Hon. Gary Anandasangaree, to…
Congratulations to USJE’s 2025 Scholarship Winners!
USJE awards seven scholarships annually to members in good standing and/or their spouses, partners, children and/or dependents.
USJE National President Visit Members at the Supreme Court of Canada and Court Administrative Services located in Ottawa
On August 21, National President David Neufeld joined Local President, Jena Russell, in visiting two work sites which belong to USJE…
Union Safety Net S2 : EP8 – Blair Doucet Youth Summer Camp
Summer kids’ camps typically focus on sports or the arts. However, in New Brunswick, there is a unique camp for teenagers…
USJE-PSAC Complete Tour in Edmonton to Protect Jobs at the RCMP
The final day of the week-long site visit tour concluded with a visit to the Wetaskiwin RCMP detachment. The USJE-PSAC team had…
USJE and PSAC tour RCMP worksites and meet politician and RMA staff
On August 14, National President David Neufeld, RVP Valda Behrens, PSAC-Prairies Regional Executive Vice-President Marianne Hladun and USJE Communications Director Sébastien Bezeau…
During Alberta tour, USJE-PSAC highlight threats to RCMP jobs and connect with local leaders
USJE and PSAC leadership continued their tour of the Edmonton area on August 13 with visits to Elk Point, Fort Saskatchewan and Strathcona/Sherwood Park detachments.
USJE-PSAC continue touring Edmonton area to protect jobs in Alberta
The team from USJE and PSAC continued touring RCMP workplaces in the Edmonton area on August 12 to promote the joint campaign AlbertansForRCMP. The union representatives and staff met with USJE members who work in RCMP detachments located in the communities of Lac La Biche, Bonnyville and St. Paul.
PSAC signs RCMP civilian members’ contract with Treasury Board
PSAC has signed an agreement with Treasury Board, bringing 600 civilian RCMP members to join the more than 120,000 existing PSAC members under Treasury Board representation.