STRIKE VOTE – NOTICE OF POLL
 
A strike vote will be conducted for the employees of the BC Housing Management Commission (the "Employer") in the bargaining units composed of:

Administrative / Clerical Division and Maintenance / Service Division

The vote will be conducted online, i.e. via the internet, through an independent third-party voting company contracted by the BCGEU. An electronic ballot will be sent to you at the email address you or the Employer provided to the BCGEU. This email will include a Voter ID and Password that is unique to you and accessible only by you. It must not be shared. The Voter ID and Password is required for you to vote. The vote is a secret ballot. Your vote will be encrypted and kept on a secure third-party computer server in Canada.

Read and follow the voting instructions contained in the email carefully and answer the question on the ballot by selecting one of the two choices provided:

Once you have made your choice and submitted your vote it cannot be changed.

The vote will start on Monday April 22nd at 8:00PM (PST) and continue until April 29^th 2024 at 4:00PM (PST) or until all votes have been cast, whichever is sooner.

If you do not receive the email with your Voter ID and Password by the time that the vote begins or if you are having difficulty accessing the ballot, contact the BCGEU's Returning Officer, Brent Camilleri, at [email protected] as soon as you are able. Describe your difficulty clearly and the Returning Officer will contact you as they are able to do so. Note: A Returning Officer will only be available to assist you during the following hours: Monday – Friday 7:30AM – 4:00PM. In order to ensure that you receive any replacement voting credential prior to the vote deadline, please provide your request no later than Friday, April 26 at noon.

Your ballot will arrive from the email [email protected] . We strongly advise you to add this email to your contacts. Doing so will prevent your spam filter from diverting your vote into your junk email folder.

You will receive an electronic voting receipt after submitting your ballot. This receipt is only sent to you and should not be shared. Once the time for voting has ended, if there are no outstanding issues that require resolution, the ballots will be counted electronically by the independent third-party voting company that operates the voting platform.

Any enquiries concerning the above may be directed to the Returning Officer at the email provided above.  We ask that you not participate in the strike vote while you are on Employer time. Instead, please vote during non-working hours, either prior to, after or during a break from work.

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