Workplace violence is a complex issue; however, the bottom line is that no one should have to go to work on a daily basis expecting to be assaulted.
PEIUPSE
May 27, 2019
PEI's forest fighting staff are recognized nationally and helped fight fires in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario last year.
April 10, 2019
Charlottetown (10 April 2019) — In response to the election promise made by the PC Party to open up beer and wine sales in grocery and convenience stores, the President of the PEI Union of Public Sector Employees (PEI UPSE/NUPGE) says that the union would oppose any further privatization of the sale of liquor in the province.
February 25, 2019
The conference was packed with insights from the National Union’s research into issues facing women workers in Canada ranging from pay equity, job security, pensions, child care, caregiving and gender-based violence.
August 22, 2018
PEIUPSE/NUPGE members fighting forest fires in Ontario.
May 28, 2018
"It’s important for employees across the province to have financial and job security if they want to leave a domestic violence situation. This legislation could possibly save lives." — Karen Jackson, PEI UPSE President
May 24, 2018
Home care is a valued public services - keep it public!
May 17, 2018
“Why has government chosen to invest our tax dollars in a private company to provide health care services that could be offered using existing public sector employees? There are many of our members providing home care services whose skills and abilities are not being fully utilized.” — Karen Jackson, PEIUPSE President
February 16, 2018
"Is the trend toward privatizing health care services in the public interest?" — Karen Jackson, PEI UPSE President
January 3, 2018
PEI UPSE/NUPGE’s bursary and scholarship program helps reduce some of the economic burden that students face.