Since the latest update was posted on our site in July 2019, CEIU met with ESDC senior management on October 2^nd in order to deal with several issues of which the following are the highlights.

The following Reports of the National Vice-Presidents from the September 2019 National Executive meeting are available should you wish to read one or more of them by clicking on the respective one below:

This year, CEIU received a total of 26 applications from across the country. The National Executive approved the following 15 candidates to receive a $2,000 CEIU National Scholarship:

The National Executive (NE) met in Ottawa, Ontario from Friday, September 20^th to Monday, September 23^rd, 2019, with the afternoon of Sunday and the morning of Monday being In-Camera from 9 am to 11 am to discuss the direction of the Union.  The NE went on record from 11 am to 12 pm on Monday, so that the resolutions discussed would be recorded in the minutes of the NE Fall 2019 meeting.

A call for nominations for two (2) positions of Alternate National Vice-Presidents has just been sent out to all CEIU Local Presidents in the respective regions to post on their Union’s bulletin boards.

The following Reports of the National Vice-Presidents from the April 2019 National Executive meeting are available should you wish to read one or more of them by clicking on the respective links.

Since the latest update was posted on our site in March 2019, CEIU has continued to meet regularly with management in order to deal with several issues of which the following are the highlights.

In response to the email sent to employees at Service Canada yesterday regarding the phoenix compensation, Eddy Bourque, National President and Crystal Warner, National Executive Vice-President of CEIU sent the following to the ESDC Deputy Minister.

The Canada Employment and Immigration Union is pleased to be able to offer fifteen (15) $2,000.00 National Scholarships to CEIU members in good standing, their spouse, their common-law spouse (including same sex partners) and/or their dependant(s).

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