In Bargaining Updates, NSGEU NewsPosted October 20, 2021Local 470-NSLC Stores & Warehouse: Bargaining Negotiations ContinueThe Bargaining Committee met with the Employer on October 12, 13, 14 & 15. There was some progress at the... Continue Reading
In UncategorizedPosted October 19, 2021School Bus Safety WeekOctober 18th to 22nd is School Bus Safety Awareness Week. Every day thousands of students make their way to their... Continue Reading
In NSGEU NewsPosted October 6, 2021Etiquette for Online MeetingsCovid-19 has made the use of online meetings an important tool in our everyday union work. There are similarities and differences... Continue Reading
In UncategorizedPosted October 6, 2021E-Petition to Protect Island Employment Workers! Continue Reading
In Arbitration Decisions, NSGEU NewsPosted October 4, 2021Local 101 Arbitration Decisions: Reclassification Policy GrievancesThe union has received decisions regarding reclassification policy grievances on both the TAVI Coordinator and MAID Navigator positions. Unfortunately, the... Continue Reading
In Healthcare, NSGEU NewsPosted October 1, 2021NSGEU STATEMENT UPDATE: COVID-19 Mandatory VaccinationThe NSGEU has always strongly encouraged its members to get vaccinated to help protect against preventable illnesses, such as influenza,... Continue Reading
In NSGEU NewsPosted September 28, 2021October is Mi’kmaq History MonthTreaty Day, (October 1st) marks the beginning of Mi’kmaq History Month in Nova Scotia as proclaimed in 1993 by then... Continue Reading
In NSGEU NewsPosted September 28, 2021October is Women’s History MonthOctober is Women’s History Month in Canada. For more information click here and here. Continue Reading
In UncategorizedPosted September 28, 2021September 30th is National Day for Truth and ReconciliationSeptember 30, 2021, marks the first observance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Previously observed as Orange Shirt... Continue Reading
In Campaigns, NSGEU NewsPosted September 27, 2021? Heroes Unmasked: Call for NominationsThe last 18 months has been somber and surreal. Between the COVID-19 pandemic, the horrific mass shooting in Portapique, and... Continue Reading