Today’s announcement that the federal government has waived reporting requirements related to Bill C-377 and signalled its intention to repeal the legislation is a welcome development, says the B.C. Government and Service Employees’ Union (BCGEU).

Nominations are now open for following position which is vacant on the Local 102 Executive:

BCGEU president Stephanie Smith recaps some important events from the past year and looks forward to the new priorities for 2016.

The BCGEU is appealing the release of a heavily redacted first draft of MLA Laurie Throness’ report on prison safety. The union received a copy of Throness’ original report following a Freedom of Information (FOI) request. A large portion of the document we have received has been blanked out. This is the latest development in the BCGEU’s 10 month-long attempt to have the original report released.

The BCGEU is holding elections for the following positions of the Local 0111/12/10/06 Executive.  

The nomination process for your Local Executive positions closed and we want to take this opportunity to advise you of the results.

The nomination process for your Local Exeuctive positions closed and we want to take this opportunity to advise you of the results.

Nominations are now open for the following position on the Local 104 Executive: