Education in Edmonton

This course is the union’s key “introductory” education event.

By the end of this workshop participants will be able to explore Canadian Legislation PC 1003 and the Rand Decision.

This workshop will help you to identify a timeline for Women Workers History and Inclusive Workers.

By the end of this workshop participants will be able to describe the positive impact historical figures have had on our Canadian Labour History.

**Deadline Extended to August 26** This module is designed to be an action module as most of this class will be spent volunteering with our allies in the labour movement at the Edmonton District Labour Council Labour Day BBQ

******Deadline has been extended to July 20!!!!!****** **New Dates** July 27 - 9 AM - 12:30 PM (dates were changed in order to be able to add more sessions and allow for leave planning) or July 27 - 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Do you want to know what happens during a strike?  What is a strike?  What is your role as a member during a strike?  What are your rights on the strike line? During the strike preparation course we will cover: What is a strike? Picketing Strike Structure Problem solving during strikes? This course is open to UTE members only at this time.

Resolution Writing Workshop Saturday May 28, 2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. During this one-day workshop, participants will learn more about the process of submitting resolutions to PSAC conferences and conventions. We will explore how to word a resolution for successful debate, and how to build support for the changes you want to see in your union. By the end of this workshop you will have written at least one resolution and have a strategy to obtain support for it. To register please complete on-line registration form:

This brand new, two-day advanced course will provide information and better enforcement tools to PSAC Locals, and Health and Safety Committees on the Canada Labour Code Part II requirements on violence prevention as well as its applicable regulations.

This course will bring together Local Executive members for skill development and knowledge building. Local Executive members will learn to work more effectively by developing an understanding of their roles and responsibilities. The course will introduce alternatives to assist with decision-making processes, and help participants develop the tools necessary for managing Local workloads more effectively

This two-day course for union stewards will develop participants’ knowledge, skills, and confidence in effectively solving problems at the workplace prior to filing grievances.  A major portion of time will be spent on the relevant technical skills i.e. identifying, investigating, writing up, and presenting grievances.