'Our deputy sheriff members have made it very clear that public safety is at risk if these cuts go ahead.' - Joan Jessome.

'The BCGEU will continue to assist impacted members and try to achieve voluntary placement options as much as we are able.'

Employer ordered to pay damages and learn about Ontario's Human Rights Code.

Province negotiates deal after Ontario paves the way with legislated cuts in generic drug prices.

'We have to look at a different model to reimburse CEOs.' - Premier Ed Stelmach.

'We will vigilantly monitor any moves by the McGuinty Liberals to ensure that this ‘restructuring’ doesn’t involve revenue-generating, publicly-owned corporations being stripped away from the people of Ontario.'

Workers vote 75% to accept agreement ending year-long strike against Brazilian giant Vale.

'We reaffirm our longstanding position that supports the principles of the Canada Health Act.'

'We hope the Ontario government will do the right thing and keep the LCBO in public hands.' - NUPGE's Larry Brown.

'We need to address the shortages of diagnostic and other specialists on the health care team.' - Maureen Headley.

CETA aims to extend the scope of investor rights far deeper than the exchange of goods and services.

No impact will occur on pension formula, inflation protection in retirement, survivor benefits or disability benefits.

Bargaining units affected include health department workers and the Civil Service, PEIRAC and WCB employee groups.

Leading leadership candidate misinforms Nova Scotians about pension plan contributions by public employees. - Updated

(5 July 2010) - 'The big winners were the same financial institutions responsible for the economic crisis in the first place. Rather than seize the opportunity to act, the G-20 leaders failed to agree on any new regulations for the financial sector.' - James Clancy.

Updated with video.

'CPP's investment in the tar sands involves pensioners in a toxic legacy when they should be able to rely on an ethical, sustainable retirement plan.'

NAPE president Carol Furlong to meet with regional health board CEO.

More than 3,000 workers vote this week on contentious settlement with Brazilian nickel giant Vale.

Arising from contribution holiday involving employees who participated in 1997 Mutual Life LTD policy. 

Progress made in initial talks with bargaining set to resume in September.

Unless clear steps are taken to warn and train employees to comply with new Ontario law.

Two institutions – Red River College and Assiniboine Community College – respond with settlement offer after employees take strike vote.

Bargaining team demands better offer for employees who help young people get jobs, training and education.

The next step is to prepare for bargaining with the Valleyhaven Guest Home for a first contract.

NSGEU member's personal experience with tragedy leads to free online resource booklet for others coping with the loss of loved loves.