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HEU locals are the cornerstone of the union’s democratic structure, and a key communications link between the worksite and the provincial union. Every HEU member belongs to a union local, which is the frontline mechanism for dealing with grievances, …

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  HEU has a strong and long history as a social justice union. Together we work to end inequity and discrimination in all its forms and to build leadership capacity among HEU members who identify with a designated equity group. In recognition of the …

How do I know if I’m an HEU member? Ask a co-worker Check your pay stub to see if HEU union dues are being deducted Contact your union office, shop steward or someone on your local union executive Ask your manager if you are covered by a union collective …

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Our union is built on 80 years of our hard-working members bargaining tough contracts, opposing unjust laws, pushing back against government cuts that target working people, and speaking out for public health care. And above all, fighting for decent …

Union dues are the contribution you make, as a union member, for all the benefits that come with union membership – bargaining a collective agreement, advocacy in the workplace, shop steward and occupational health and safety training, legal resources …

Joining a union is your choice. It’s protected by law. Under the B.C. Labour Relations Code all workers have the right to sign a card and vote to join a union without any interference, threats or intimidation from employers. Your employer cannot: …

The first step is to contact HEU’s organizing departmen t. Our organizers will be happy to give you more information about joining HEU and answer any questions you may have. All calls are strictly confidential. The next step is to sign an HEU membership …