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Category: Education

Public Sector: The adjustment clause is set in motion

By beauvoir

Statistics Canada released the Consumer Price Index (CPI Quebec) for March 2026 today. The results confirm that the threshold for triggering the mechanism to protect our purchasing power, reintroduced in our collective agreements by the Common Front, has officially been reached. 2,71% This is the percentage growth of the average annual CPI from April 1, […]

Challenge to Bill 28 – Union organizations denounce discrimination against women workers in Quebec

By v.viens@ues800.org

Union organizations representing workers in the health, social services and education sectors are filing constitutional challenges before the Superior Court today, seeking to have the discriminatory provisions of Bill 28, An Act to amend certain labour laws, arising from Bill 101, declared invalid. This legislation excludes workers in these sectors from Quebec’s general occupational health and […]

Following the cuts: the impacts of cnesst cutbacks 

By v.viens@ues800.org

In a recent article, Radio-Canada paints a troubling picture of the situation at the cnesst. Several workers’ rights organizations, including SEU800, are observing a clear deterioration in access to services, only a few months after the quebec government announced the cuts.  Delays are skyrocketing According to the information reported, mediation delays for certain labour standard complaints are now two to three […]

Removal of caps on fte positions and budget predictability in education

By v.viens@ues800.org

“Act before it’s too late!” Urges the coalition of education partners Members of the Coalition of Education Partners are expressing concern about the lack of clarity surrounding the recently announced easing of full-time equivalent (FTE) targets, the accessibility of the partial $540 million reinvestment in the school network, which remains subject to numerous constraints, and […]