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Health care restructuring Printable version Dear SGEU Health Providers, On January 4, 2017, the Government of Saskatchewan announced its plans to consolidate the current 12 Regional Health Authorities into one single health region by the…

SGEU is a proud sponsor of the 11th Annual SaskTel Challenge Cup, February 25, 2017, at Mission Ridge Winter Park.

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STAND UP FOR SASKATCHEWAN RALLY MAY 24, 2017 Get ready to rally - again! SGEU is organizing a big rally at the Legislature in Regina to tell the Sask. Party government Saskatchewan people don’t want public service cuts, rollbacks and…

SGEU promotes workplace stability as health care amalgamation gets underway March 29, 2017 The legislation to amalgamate the province’s 12 health regions into one Provincial Health Authority has been introduced. The Provincial Health…

Day of Mourning Remembering workers injured or killed on the job; committing to keeping each other safe The Labour Councils around the province have organized the following events.  We encourage all locals to support and attend the event…

Budget 2017-18 fact sheets Better way Budget cuts: Who's feeling the pain? Waste and mismanagements

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'Spit at or punched or poked': Sask. health staff top the list of violently injured workers WCB, Association of Safe Workplaces in Health launch effort to curb number of incidents Guy Quenneville · CBC NewsApril 30, 2017 People…

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Picket of the premier's golf tournament Thanks to everyone who joined SGEU to picket the premier's golf tournament. While the Sask Party is busy holding $350-per-person fundraisers like these, Saskatchewan people continue to suffer from the…

Sask budget cuts: kids with Autism pay the price Meet Avery. He was diagnosed with Autism. In the last provincial election, Premier Brad Wall promised new funding to help kids like him, and their families. But in the 2017 budget, Wall broke…