Southern Saskatchewan

In our ongoing series on wellness, this month the PSAC Prairies Regional Health & Safety Committee invites you to consider the health and safety of you and your family with eye safety and wellness.

Please see the attached letter from PSAC Prairies REVP Marianne Hladun for Labour Day, 2019.

Late on Friday, September 6th, our PSAC bargaining team for members working at Casino Regina reached a tentative agreement with the employer.   No details will be announced until after a ratification vote to be conducted in early October.   As such, the rally scheduled for noon on Monday, September 9th is cancelled.

For the first time, resolutions will be discussed, debated and voted on at the 2019 Prairies Regional Conference for Racially Visible Members and then subsequently submitted to the appropriate bodies, including the upcoming National Equity Conference in 2020. The resolutions should be aimed at helping to achieve National Board of Directors (NBOD) priorities of strengthening and improving the Union’s work with Racially Visible members including advancing our own objectives.  All PSAC constitutionally recognized bodies and union structures will be entitled to forward resolutions to the 2019 PSAC Prairies Regional Conference for Racially Visible Members.

We are pleased to announce the 2019 PSAC Prairies Regional Conference for Racially Visible Members, which will be held November 1st–4th, 2019 at the Hilton Garden Inn, in Calgary, Alberta. under the theme “Building Our Power for Change: Equity for All”.

Labour Day is Monday, September 2, 2019

Regina fall education schedule

The Union has received an overwhelming strike mandate from the membership.

During the last round of bargaining, PSAC negotiated improved annual leave provisions for public service workers who have had a break in service during their career.