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HEU’s locals are the backbone of our organization. Locals keep us strong and ensure that our members are engaged, providing leadership all while defending our members’ rights. Strong locals involve and engage their members. They are: Open, welcoming and …

A Joint Occupational Health and Safety (JOHS) Committee is an advisory group made up of employers and employees working together to improve occupational health and safety in their workplace. The law requires a JOHS Committee for each employer with 20 or …

The HEU education department’s top priority is promoting union activism – through a wide range of training opportunities to help members gain new skills, and learn how to tackle issues affecting their jobs and their communities. Our goal is to create a …

If you’re interested in taking any of HEU’s education courses currently being offered, here’s what to do. Find the course you’d like to attend Check out the workshops page. Here you can search to see which workshops are currently accepting applications. …

HEU members stand up for each other Our more than 60,000 members are essential to delivering quality care across the province. You can find us working in hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities and in community services. During this unprecedented …

Local meetings are a place for members to gather to learn about the activities of the union and to participate in the democratic process of directing the business of the local. What makes a good meeting? A good meeting is a planned meeting. Members …

Downloadable documents, forms and resources for local Chairs, Secretary-Treasurers and other local executive members. …

Local executive resources …

HEU members work in a wide range of challenging and rewarding positions supporting health care delivery in acute, long-term, and community care.   The contribution of HEU members to health care provision in British Columbia is invaluable.   In Canada, …