We have asked the Employer to come back to the Bargaining to continue to bargain. The Union has been informed that the Board of the Aboriginal Coalition to End Homelessness has provided direction to ...

Please be advised that the following have been elected to the 7-person Bargaining Committee. Congratulations to those elected, and thank you to everyone who stood for election. To help ensure that you ...

BURNABY, B.C. (Coast Salish Territories) – After 14 months of negotiations and 10 weeks on strike, mediator Mark Brown has given his binding recommendations for a settlement with the employer that ...

We've been working hard over the last several days to compile a comprehensive report explaining the changes to our collective agreement. This is now available to view or download here: Highlights on ...

The 2024-2027 Nikkei Seniors Health Care and Housing Society collective agreement is now available on the BCGEU collective agreements website. Hard copies will be provided for distribution at the ...

Nominations are now open for 2 Local 803 Stewards at your worksite for members under the Community Health Agreement ("CBA") who work in Assisted Living and Adult Day Programs. These stewards will join ...

Scholarships of $2,500 for full-time students and $1,500 for part-time students were awarded to members and their families across the province with a total of $130,000 awarded in total. Winners will ...

We are pleased to announce the results of the Elections for the Local 601 Executive: A reminder per the D-8 Policy, where no nomination is received for an office, nominations will be considered to ...

Burnaby, B.C. (Coast Salish Territories) – After days of intensive work in special mediation, the B.C. General Employees' Union (BCGEU) is pleased to announce a breakthrough aimed at resolving the ...

BURNABY, B.C. (Coast Salish Territories) – A Research Co. poll has found that a majority of British Columbians support taking medical lab services such as LifeLabs out of American hands and placing ...

Rejects assertions that doing so would be a move backwards for individuals with disabilities Burnaby (Coast Salish Territories) – Following recent concerns that bringing Community Living BC’s (CLBC) ...