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PEI Union of Public Sector Employees

4 Enman Crescent
Charlottetown, PE
C1E 1E3

Phone: 1-902-892-5335
Toll Free (PEI Only): 1-800-897-8773
Fax: 1-902-569-8186
Email: peiupse@peiupse.ca
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PEI UPSE represents over 5000 members in both the Public & Private sectors on PEI.

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1 day ago

🌍 Happy Earth Day! Today, we recognize the importance of a healthy planet for our workers and communities. As a union, we commit to advocating for sustainable practices that protect our environment and promote worker safety. Let’s work together for a greener future! 💪 #EarthDay #UnionStrong ... See MoreSee Less

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RCW/PCW/HSW Week (April 21-26)Resident Care Workers (RCWs), Patient Care Workers (PCWs), and Home Support Workers (HSWs) are vital members of the healthcare team in PEI.Thank you for your daily outstanding work in providing professional care to Islanders. UPSE appreciates your dedication and significant contributions to health care in Prince Edward Island!Karen JacksonPresident, UPSE ... See MoreSee Less

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Att: UPSE Health PEI MembersWe communicated previously that a significant benefit negotiated this round was an expansion to the Letter of Understanding (LOU)# 4 “Service Credits for Steps in Pay.” This provision was expanded to include all classifications. For clarification on “Service Credits,” if a new member to Health PEI has worked for a previous employer in a similar classification, for example a Speech Language pathologist in Ontario for 8 years, the Employer is now providing an opportunity for this service to be recognized for service credits which will place you in a higher step in the pay scale level identified in Schedule A-1.It is important to note that under the new collective agreement, the opportunity to submit the information under this provision has been extended from sixty (60) days (April 20) to ninety (90) days (up until May 20, 2025) from the signing of the collective agreement. If you are intending to action this benefit, you will be required to contact your previous Employer(s) and request a letter (on their letterhead if applicable) that clearly states the job title and number of service hours worked for their organization. This letter should be provided to your Human Resources Manager before the 90-day window stipulated. If you have any questions about this communication, please contact the main UPSE office at peiupse@peiupse.ca or call 902-892-5335. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Union of Public Sector Employees (UPSE) represents over 5000 members in both the Public & Private sectors on Prince Edward Island.

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NUPGE @nupge ·
14 Feb

A stronger healthcare system starts with supporting workers.
Staffing shortages, unsafe working conditions, and low pay are hurting health professionals and patient care. It’s time for action. Read the full report here: https://nupge.ca/research/nupge-abacus-survey-results/
#NUPGE #VoicesOfHealthProfessionals…

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NUPGE @nupge ·
12 Feb

83% of health professionals are emotionally exhausted. Staffing shortages are putting care at risk. It's time for bold action. https://nupge.ca/research/nupge-abacus-survey-results/
#NUPGE #VoicesOfHealthProfessionals #HealthcareCrisis #ActNow

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NUPGE @nupge ·
11 Feb

Health professionals work alone on calls, adapting to handle a multitude of situations. Their flexibility and expertise are essential to patient care. 🔁 Retweet to recognize their dedication! #NUPGE #NUPGE #VoicesOfHealthProfessionals #MemberSpotlight https://nupge.ca/research/nupge-abacus-survey-results/

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NUPGE @nupge ·
7 Feb

The harsh realities of healthcare are out in the open. Burnout, underpayment, and staffing shortages are only some of the findings. Follow along for survey results and real stories from those who are calling for action. https://nupge.ca/research/nupge-abacus-survey-results/
#HealthcareCrisis #FixHealthcare…

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NUPGE @nupge ·
6 Feb

We’ve listened to health professionals, and they’re calling for better support, staffing, and resources. Join us in pushing for the change needed to improve our healthcare system. Read more: https://nupge.ca/research/nupge-abacus-survey-results/
#NUPGE #VoicesOfHealthProfessionals #ActNow #ProtectPublicCare

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