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Interpreting The Collective Agreement

Working Towards a Rewarding Environment

Collaborating to defend our members' rights

Supporting You In Solidarity

FROM THE BULLETIN BOARD

Voting for Director Election opens on September 24th, 2026

Dear Members,

 A reminder that online voting for five (5) Director positions will open on Thursday, September 24th, 2026, for seven working days.

 The following Members will be running for the five (5) CEU Director positions: James Morrison, Shahira Khalik, Timothy Crowe, Roberto Agnello, Michael (Mike) Wallbank, Kim Stubbs, Mark Timmer, Kerry-Ann Herron, Kevin Moroso, Colin Holt, and Chelle Wright.

The candidates’ election bios have been posted for your information. Please click the button below.

 

 

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2026

On September 30, 2026, we observe Orange Shirt Day, a grassroots initiative, and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, dedicated to remembering the Indigenous children who were forced to attend Canada’s residential schools and the ongoing, intergenerational impact on their families and communities.

WE ARE THE

Compensation Employees' Union

Committed to improving the lives of WCB union members who help keep British Columbians safe at work.

Find out what we do below.

WHAT'S NEW

A Message From Our President

From: Laura Snow, CEU President & Kristy Child, CLRO

Subject: Recent Letters from the employer

Date: September 4, 2026

URGENT

To our CEU Membership

We are aware of and want to acknowledge the letters that have gone out to you this week following Anne Naser’s communication about cancelling work at home provisions. It stung after being told we won an arbitration on work at home. It especially stung after working an entire year in the office in good faith while awaiting a decision – then having the prize yanked away. Almost immediately after the arbitrator ruled the employer had violated the collective agreement, the employer found another way to impact the work schedule of those same members effected by the arbitration win. The employer has told us their reaction to recall people back into the office upon receiving this news wasn’t an emotional reaction. The bottom line is you are feeling “a little hung out to dry” as one member put it.

We want to assure you that as your Union we are continuing to fight for you. We are still uncovering information and trying to find answers to all of your questions. We will be before the Arbitrator in October and until then there is lots of work to do. It was great connecting with many of you through our series of townhalls and those combined with emails and many conversations have given us a strong sense of where you, the membership, is at. As more meaningful information comes in we will look for more communication opportunities.

In the meantime, we want to acknowledge difficult times for what they are, really difficult.

In solidarity,

Laura Snow and Kristy Child

SHOP STEWARD LIST

WHAT

WE DO

We participate in employer hiring sessions as a neutral observer.

We review each new position and job description created by the employer. We ensure its salary grid is correct according to the jointly agreed classification system. We ensure the process is fair and unbiased.

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STANDING UP

FOR YOU

When the articles in the Collective Agreement are in dispute.

We review each new position and job description created by the employer. We ensure its salary grid is correct according to the jointly agreed classification system. We ensure the process is fair and unbiased.

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NEGOTIATING

RIGHTS

The Union provides robust representation in every round of Collective Agreement negotiations.

You receive transparent employment rights and obligations that are the same across the bargaining unit, without the need for you to individually negotiate the terms of your employment contract with the Employer.

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