CUPE 411 members are trained professionals, that take pride in their work and are aware of all the proper protocols and procedures for their specific duties.
Neither students, teachers, parents or volunteers should be performing CUPE 411 work. When we know this is happening in our school district, it is important that your union be made aware so that your elected representatives can address this with the employer.
If you have seen, have concerns, or would simply like to discuss this further we welcome the opportunity to speak with you, please click the link below or call the Union office at 604-392-1411.
Examples of others doing CUPE 411 work include, but are not limited to:
Sometimes it may seem there are grey areas between what is Teacher work and what is CUPE work. When in doubt, ASK! Your elected union reps will be able to determine if CUPE 411 work has been done by a non-CUPE member.
It’s your union! Thank you!
The Employee and Family Assistance Program is a confidential information, counselling and referral service for you and your immediate family members.
Call anytime, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year:
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Joint Occupational Health & Safety Committees
We are trying to track how many of our casual members are not working on any given day to compare to our data on members who are not replaced at work. If you are a casual employee in any division and you have not been consistently called out, please let us know.
Please submit a separate report for each day you are not called out to work. Thank you!
We are constantly updating our CUPE 411 Membership Database. Be sure to let us know if you move, change your phone number or change your position or site at work! Be sure to give us your personal email address so we can keep you up-to-date on the news and information coming out of CUPE 411!
CUPE 411 annually honours our veterans at Remembrance Day ceremonies across Chilliwack. Much appreciation to Rod Isaac, Maddona McCulloch and Brenda Moores for laying wreaths on behalf our membership at the Downtown and Sardis Cenotaphs as well as the one at Sto:Lo.
Jeremy Bonney (Custodian) & Brenda Moores (EA Special Needs) sporting their best 80’s garb at the CUPE Winter Social & Dance on November 14th, 2015. A great time was had by all and a special thanks goes out to the students at SSS for an amazing meal!
This November CUPE 411 sent 4 delgates to our National Convention in Vancouver, BC. Several important resolutions and constitutional ammendments were debated on the convention floor. We also elected a new National President, our own CUPE BC President – Mark Hancock. It was an exciting and informative experience and our delegates are grateful for the opportunity to attend.
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