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February: Celebrating Black History
Taking Action to Do Better
February is Black History Month, a time to celebrate and recognize all the contributions the Black community has made to Canada's history. It is also a time to reflect on all the progress we have made in the fight against racism and how far we still must go to achieve an inclusive society for all.
In recent years, racism that Black people face has been increasingly brought to the forefront, particularly systemic racism and discrimination in the workforce and the disadvantages faced by Black employees. All these recent events have also propelled CAPE to take an inward look to question and see what part it plays in this fight against racism. It has been a time for us to... CONTINUE READING.
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CAPE Issues Complaint against the Translation Bureau
CAPE issued a complaint against the Translation Bureau under section 124 of the Canada Labour Code for failing to put in place the necessary measures to eliminate or reduce health and safety risks to interpreters. More information.
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Call For Expressions of Interest: Translation Firms
As a growing organization, CAPE needs help to keep operating and providing you with the best services in both official languages. We are therefore seeking to establish a pool of language service providers for the purpose of awarding one-time freelance contracts. More information.
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New! Member Benefits Flyer
If you know any members who haven’t registered with CAPE yet, share with them this new document produced to help members understand the benefits of being a registered member. Download the flyer.
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Update your password!
On Tuesday, December 14 we sent members an email to update their passwords in our new membership system. If you didn't receive an email from CAPE to update your password please contact membership@acep-cape.ca. Update your password.
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LoP Collective Bargaining Survey
CAPE surveys are a great way for you to influence and support our advocacy efforts. We recently sent a survey about collective bargaining to our LoP members to help their bargaining team set priorities and develop proposals to bring to the bargaining table. Don’t miss your chance to get involved. Participate!
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Spotlight on CAPE's Locals Page
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Locals enable members to mobilize and form a community. CAPE locals are the backbone of the union. They serve as a link between members in the workplace, the National Office and the National Executive Committee, and are mandated to defend members’ rights and interests through organization, advocacy, and consultation. Find your local. |
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Month: Black History Month
February 26: Pink Shirt Day
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Take Advantage of Big Discounts !
Did you know? Registered CAPE members are entitled to big discounts in sports centers, hotels, on furniture, popular brands, and much more! Find out more by visiting the ServicePlus site.
I want to become a registered CAPE member today.
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