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Signup to Generate a PitchCEIU 569 Podcast is a society podcast hosted by CEIU Local 569, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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CEIU 569 Podcast
<p>In this episode we dive deep into the CEIU Local 569 by-law. </p><p>This is your union. The by-laws are the operating system of local. </p><p>This is a blueprint for interested members to effectively participate in our union on the local level. </p><p><br></p>
CEIU 569 Podcast
<p>In this episode of the CEIU Local 569 Podcast, J. sits down with Local 569 President Ifat Haque to break down one of the biggest concerns facing federal public servants right now: Workforce Adjustment (WFA).</p><p>The conversation explores how the WFA process works, what rights employees have under the collective agreement, and why it is important for members to understand the distinctions between term and indeterminate employees during workforce changes. Ifat also explains the different options available to employees who receive an opting letter, including career transition support, education allowances, and voluntary departure packages.</p><p>Beyond WFA, the...
CEIU 569 Podcast
<p>Have you ever been unfairly treated at work? Had your leave denied, your pay messed up, or faced discipline that didn’t sit right? You may have grounds to file a grievance—and your union is here to help.</p><p>In this episode of the CEIU Local 569 Podcast, J. sits down with Deshawna Kitson, union steward and grievance handler, to walk you through the full process of filing an individual grievance.</p><p>🔹 What is an individual grievance and when should you file one?<br />🔹 Step-by-step breakdown of the process (and timelines!)<br />🔹 Common mistakes and how to avoid them<br...
CEIU 569 Podcast
<p>The CEIU Local 569 Annual General Meeting (AGM) is happening on March 22, 2025, from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM—but why should you attend?</p><p>In this episode, J. sits down with Iffat to break down everything you need to know about the AGM, including:</p><p>🔹 What happens at the AGM and why it’s important for all members<br />🔹 Elections, resolutions, and voting – How you can shape the future of your union<br />🔹 How to participate – Whether it’s your first AGM or you’re a returning member<br />🔹 Robert’s Rules of Order – A simple guide to how meetings are run</p><p>Your voice mat...
CEIU 569 Podcast
In this episode of the CEIU Local 569 Podcast, we sit down with Lydia Kim, the treasurer for CEIU Local 569, to discuss her crucial role in managing the union's finances and how she contributes to ensuring transparency and accountability. We dive into key topics, including the ongoing PSAC Phoenix pay issues, a review of the union’s financials for 2023, and the financial outlook for 2024. Lydia also shares her responsibilities during the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and how she prepares to present the union’s financial reports to members. Whether you’re curious about the union’s budget, financial goals, or how to get i...
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