Correctional Services Week
The Nova Scotia Government and General Employees Union (NSGEU), would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to you for your exceptional service and commitment to public safety during 2023 Correctional Services Week.
As front-line workers in the criminal justice system, you play a crucial role in ensuring that our communities are safe and secure. We know that the work you do is often challenging, and we recognize the personal sacrifices that you make to fulfill your duties with dedication and professionalism.
Your tireless efforts to maintain order and control in our correctional facilities are critical to maintaining public safety, as is your compassion and empathy for those in your care. Your work is essential to creating a fair and just society, and we are grateful for everything you do.
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