New Brunswick

Members of USGE 60128 and UCCO (Union of Canadian Correctional Officers) served a roast turkey dinner to the student at the school in Dorchester, NB

To Highlight the International Human Right Day commemoration members of the Greater Moncton Human Rights Committee (GMHRC) decided to participate to some events in the Greater Moncton Area to help out less fortunate. They first met at the Karing Kitchen where they helped prepare and serve a nutritional meal to all people that came in.   Afterwards members of the GMHRC committee presented the KARING Kitchen representative with a $200.00 cheque to help them with the work they do in the community.

The newly formed Saint John and Vicinity Area Council had their first meeting on December 8th and elected their new council executive.

November 24, 2015   Email: carolyn.bennett@parl.gc.ca    Honourable Carolyn Bennett Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs  House of Commons Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A6   Dear Ms. Bennett:  

Marc Blanchard, Presidentceilidh3@hotmail.com Carol Osborn, Vice-Presidentosbornc@psac-afpc.com Sheila Gidney, Secretary/Treasurersheilagidney@gmail.com

Members from the Greater Moncton PSAC Human Right Committee along with friends of Breaking the Silence, attended Francisco Ramirez Cuéllar tour at Mount Allison University on November 25, 2015 .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1G-GLQ_2PI

Visit this page from Dec. 7 - 22 to find out what your union has done for you! On the first day of Christmas, my union gave to me: Stronger Contracts We negotiated stronger contracts for thousands of workers in the federal government, provincially regulated organizations, in territorial governments and with other employers, so PSAC members can benefit from job protection and decent working conditions in these tough economic times. On the second day of Christmas, my union gave to me:

With the recent change in government, we as members of the Public Service were given the gift of hope.  Hope that we might finally see a reinvestment in public services and also a new respect for the work we do that has been missing for the last ten years. With the Christmas season fast approaching (and also the cold weather) what better time to share our feelings of optimism with some people in our community who could use a little hope themselves.