LoP Bargaining Update
After more than a year of negotiations, the CAPE LoP bargaining team reached an impasse in negotiations with the employer. The parties were unable to agree on several key issues including, most notably, on wages.
Rally for anti-scab legislation on Parliament Hill
The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), with the support of the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), has planned a rally on Parliament Hill to push the government to enact good anti-scab legislation.
Announcing the candidates for the National Executive Committee 2024-2026
CAPE is pleased to share the list of nominees for all the positions to be filled on the National Executive Committee for the upcoming 2024-2026 mandate.
CAPE meets with Treasury Board President Anita Anand on interpreters’ safety and Phoenix
On September 6, the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) met with Treasury Board President Anita Anand for the first time since her appointment in July.
Message from the President on disasters in Morocco and Libya
Over the past several days, our world has been shaken by natural disasters in Africa.
CAPE urges Treasury Board to consult unions in budget reduction planning process
The Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) is asking the Treasury Board to include federal public sector unions in spending reduction consultations to avoid rushed decisions that could have dire consequences on federal employees’ ability to deliver services to Canadians.
CAPE Framework for Good Governance now online
We have just posted on CAPE’s website the Framework for Good Governance, which applies to all elected and appointed officers representing CAPE.
Labour Day 2023: Message from the President
This year has been a pivotal one for the Canadian labour movement, as unions across the country – federally, regionally and locally – raised their voices to demand better treatment, respect for human rights and fair compensation for hundreds of thousands of workers.
Library of Parliament members: Call for interest to participate to the Pay Equity Committee
We invite members from the Library of Parliament passionate about achieving pay equity to join CAPE on the Pay Equity Committee (PEC).
CAPE launches inclusive writing guide to dispel unconscious gender biases
The Canadian Association of Professional Employees is launching its first inclusive writing guide which outlines the importance of using inclusive and gender-neutral language in written communications and provides guidance on how to deliver more inclusive content.
