On April 18th the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) issued a memo announcing a province-wide review of security services, using an external consultant named Tony Weeks.
As part of this review, the SHA has introduced an online survey that health care workers, and those in security services in particular, may wish to complete. The SHA security review survey is located at the following web address: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SecuritySurveySHA
We are expecting CUPE’s political division in the province, CUPE Saskatchewan, to release a statement expressing concerns about the security review very soon.
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Licenced Practical Nurses are skilled, competent and caring professionals who provide high quality care. On May 13(LPN Day) join us in celebrating the critical role LPN's play in the delivery of health care
Continuing Care Assistants deliver hands-on personal care every day. On May 12(CCA Day) join us in celebrating the important work that they do.
As many of you are aware, on April 18, the Saskatchewan Health Authority issued a memo announcing a province-wide review of security services, using an external consultant named Tony Weeks.
Open Letter to CUPE Local 5430 Members
RE: Information Technology and the Saskatchewan Health Authority
In conjunction with the release of the Saskatchewan Government’s budget on Tuesday, April 10, CUPE Local 5430 learned of significant changes coming to members who work in information technology (IT).
Region 5 Members in Melville are wearing CUPE at work to support the bargaining committee during negotiations this week!
This message is running in newspapers across the province this week in all areas where CUPE represents health care workers.
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5430 members in Melville took this group photo to show support for the Bargaining Committee. Remember to wear CUPE in the workplace during bargaining this week if you can in your department.
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