CUPE is the largest health care union in Saskatchewan, representing over 13,000 members. We represent a wide range of health care employees in five major classification areas: clerical, technical, nursing, support and plant operations. Together, we each contribute to the well being of hospital patients, long-term care residents and home care clients.

The CUPE Health Care Council of Unions promotes the interests and needs of its affiliated locals and bargains a provincial collective agreement.

Executive and Staff

CHCC Locals:

CUPE Local 3967 (Regina Qu' Appelle Health Region) - Contact Scott McDonald, President.
Email: cupe3967@sasktel.net
Web Site: http://www.cupe3967.com

CUPE Local 4777 (Prince Albert Health Region) - Contact Carol McKnight, President.
Email: cupelocal4777@sasktel.net

CUPE Local 4980 (Sunrise Health Region) - Contact Pearl Blommaert, President.
Email: cupe4980@sasktel.net

CUPE Local 5111 (Prairie North Health Region) - Contact Brian Managre, President.
Email: cupe5111pres@sasktel.net

Web Site: http://www.5111.cupe.ca

CUPE Local 5999 (Sun Country Health Region) - Contact Sandra Seitz, President.
Email: s.seitz@sasktel.net

Web Site: http://www.5999.cupe.ca

Objectives

The primary objective of the CUPE Health Care Workers' Council of Unions is to voice the concerns and promote the interests of its members and their Locals.

Objectives of the Council

• Secure adequate remuneration for work performed and generally advance the economic and social welfare of its members and of all workers.
• Provide an opportunity for its members to influence and shape their future through free democratic trade unionism.
• Encourage the settlement by negotiation and mediation of all disputes between the members and their employers.
• Support CUPE in reaching the goals set out in the CUPE Constitution.
• The Council shall act as the political voice of CUPE Saskatchewan Health Care Workers in conjunction with other Labour bodies.
• Establish strong communication and working relationship between the Council, the Local and its members.
• Any Local may submit a Local problem to the Council for assistance.

CUPE Health Care Council History