Ignoring the pay equity complaints of administrative agents and other category 3 employees for 11 years is a form of
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Federal Council of the FSSS Our MUHCEU delegates attended the FSSS-CSN Federal Bargaining Council on January 26. We received the
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Our security guards stood together as union members and acted as one with the help and support of all union officers.;
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Since 2021, the cost of food has increased by 12.1% in Quebec, as reported in the Journal de Montréal on
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The government is asking us to accept that we have lost about 10% of our purchasing power since 2020 and
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Indeed, the government offers us 9% for 5 years from April 1st 2023. The offer is broken down as follows
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Once again this year, and at the dawn of negotiations in the public sector, the Institut de la statistique du
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It took over 11 years to get a pay equity settlement for MDR workers and now the government can’t even
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Ford’s mocking of worker’s rights The 50,000 or so Ontario’s school system Support workers have just won a crucial first round against
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As you may have seen, there is a major union battle going on in Ontario. School support staff workers are
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The demands made by the Common Front are the result of a broad process of consultation with its members and
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Meeting in Drummondville, delegates from the MUHCEU and from all the CSN health care unions in the province are discussing
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It is great news that the APTS is joining us in the Common Front. The government is counting on union division
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After 11 years of struggle for pay equity and several mobilizations, including a recent one in front of the National
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The CSN and the FTQ have succeeded in obtaining an agreement in principle on maintaining pay equity for medical device
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We strongly invite anyone who holds a position in the union or who is thinking of getting involved in the
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Madeleine Parent was born in Montreal. In 1936, she began studying sociology at McGill University because she wanted to avoid
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Léa Roback (3 November 1903 – 28 August 2000) was a Canadian trade union organizer, social activist, pacifist, and feminist. She campaigned against
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Mary G. Harris Jones (Born 1837 – November 30, 1930), known as Mother Jones was an Irish-born American schoolteacher and dressmaker who became
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It comes from two historical events: Woman’s Day in USA and the Journée des Femmes in Europe. Woman’s Day in the USA Woman’s Day
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The visual combines graphic art and collage to break with the atmosphere of gloom and political cynicism of recent years,
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Although we have just accepted the new collective agreement, we have to prepare for the next one. The current agreement is
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Your collective agreement gives you rights. In particular, the right to be accompanied by a union representative when your manager
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Sad record in the fight against COVID. Here’s a true story that demonstrates some of what has gone wrong with
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As of February 9, 2021, faced with scientific studies from around the world, the Quebec government no longer has a
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The National Institute of Public Health – INSPQ finally reversed last week its catastrophic decisions of April and, with 9
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According to official figures, the number of MUHC employees affected by COVID is : 640 between the beginning of March and
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With more than 760 MUHC staff members contaminated by COVID since March, with the scientific institutes and specialists who, one
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