
Labour law changes - March 25, 2014 Protecting your workplace rights SGEU has been working hard since 2007 to protect your basic right to bargain collectively for better wages and working conditions, and our efforts are starting to pay off,…
Labour law changes - March 25, 2014 Protecting your workplace rights SGEU has been working hard since 2007 to protect your basic right to bargain collectively for better wages and working conditions, and our efforts are starting to pay off,…
WE DOUBLE DARE YOU... To shave, shear or wax your head or body parts for a chance to WIN A BIG PRIZE! All money raised will support the Saskatchewan Children's Hospital. The Shear 'n' Shine event will take place during the 2016…
Open letter opposing private, user-pay MRIs Since elected in 2007, Brad Wall has been slowly chipping away at public health care. From privatizing hospital laundry to contracting out day surgeries to new public-private partnerships for…
Next Up looking for new participants Applications are now being accepted for Next Up 2015/16: It’s a leadership program for young people committed to social and environmental justice. Next Up was created by a community of people who want…
Did you know that Labour Day started out as May Day? May Day or Workers’ Day or International Workers’ Day is still observed in many countries, but the day we set aside to commemorate the struggles of workers has been held on the first…
Keep Good Jobs in Moose Jaw! A lack of economic leadership has let good jobs slip out of Moose Jaw. From service industry jobs at our hospital, crown corporations, and in other public and private sectors. Our community suffers when we…
New report chronicles 10 years of privatization in Saskatchewan The privatization of Saskatchewan’s public services and assets is accelerating, putting the province at odds with a global trend of renewed public ownership, says a new report…
SGEU Local 1121 La Ronge/Missinipe Bursary Program 2015/2016 Academic Year SGEU La Ronge/Missinipe Local 1121 is offering five (5) $500 Bursaries for the 2015/2016 academic year for students enrolled in full-time studies. We are also…
Community-Based Organization Workers’ Conference November 5 & 6, 2015 This year the Community-Based Organization (CBO) Workers’ Conference, held in Regina, was attended by 35 members from SEIU-West and SGEU. Those in attendance were…
Members of SGEU, CUPE and UNIFOR joined SEIU-West at an Own It! rally Dec. 15 to let Labour Minister Don Morgan, Premier Brad Wall and their guests know that Saskatchewan people do not support the government’s privatization agenda.…
Solidarity with striking UFCW Best Western workers SGEU members Muna De Ciman, Jas McConnell, and Judy Kobsar recently joined a picket line outside Regina's Best Western Seven Oaks, to show solidarity with striking United Food and Commercial…
SGEU offers condolences to La Loche and gratitude to its members on the frontlines SGEU wishes to offer its sincere condolences to the community of La Loche, and to those in the surrounding area affected by last week’s tragedy. We are…
For-profit blood clinic planning to open in Saskatoon A private company that pays people to “donate” blood is set to open the first for-profit plasma donation clinic in the country, right here in Saskatchewan. Health Minister Dustin Duncan…
Regina Mobile Crisis Services’ unionized workers – members of SGEU's Community Based Organization bargaining unit – will hold an information picket to express frustration with the lack of progress at the bargaining table. Crisis Workers…
Government's Costly Proposal for Liquor Retailing The privatization of liquor sales would be an extremely expensive mistake, costing Saskatchewan hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue, according to a new report by the Canadian…