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November 10, 2025 at 19:30. This meeting will be virtual For this meeting it is required to register prior so that the local can validate that you are a member in good standing. You will receive an email once you are registered. Registration will close November 8, 2025, at 2359. To pre-register please use the link below: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85262952211?pwd=9U0QjPAxOXWAsbcJGD5RwTVKaJ9csX.1 AGENDA ·        Call Meeting to order ·        Swearing in of new officers ·        Roll call of officers ·        Land Recognition ·        Equality Statement ·        Approval of the Agenda ·        Reading and approval of the minutes ·        Matters arising from the previous minutes ·        President’s report ·        Treasurer’s Report   Unfinished Business ·        Nomination and vote for: ·        One year trustee ·        Two-year trustee   New Business ·        Motion: To increase our conference budget to send four (4) executive council members and one (1) member at large and Marilena Fox to the upcoming CUPE Ontario Human Rights & Racial Justice Conference on November 24th to November 27th, 2025, in Toronto.   ·        Should the motion pass then we there will be nomination for member at large to attend the upcoming CUPE Ontario Human Rights & Racial Justice Conference on November 24th to November 27th, 2025, in Toronto. ·        Draw for 2 sets of tickets to the upcoming CUPE Local 4000 Christmas party on Dec 6, 2025   Adjournment As per the CUPE Constitution only members in good standing will be granted access to the meeting. (B.VIII Membership B.8.1)

December 6 ,2025,17:30 Location: Algonquin College 1385 Woodroffe Ave Ottawa, Ontario K2G 1V8 Event and Banquet Salons (A & B & C) located in the D Building by entering the Robert C Gillet entrance. Paid parking Lot P8- $6.00 Tickets: $30.00 each per member and spouse/ partner Cash only tickets no layaway and no pickup at the door. Limited tickets. Doors open at 5:30 pm Buffet dinner at 6 pm The Buffet Table-- Served with fresh artisan rolls and butter, Herb roasted potatoes and fresh seasonal vegetables as well as brewed coffee and steeped tea. Elaborate Cold Table -- Antipasto tray including assortment of olives, pickles and marinated vegetables, Fresh cut crudités with dip, Seasonal Garden salad served with our house vinaigrette, Classic potato salad, Greek salad, Citrus Quinoa Hot Entrees-- Chef carved roast sirloin of beef au jus, Medallions of chicken Coq Au Vin, Asian Style sir fry vegetables with tofu and Curried chickpeas and potatoes. Deli meat platter Dessert Table -- Fresh cut seasonal fruits Assorted cheeses Wide variety of cream puffs, cakes, and tarts ** Cash Bar All prices include tax ** House Wine (Red & White) $9.25 Beer Domestic $7.50 Premium $8.00 Imported/Craft $9.25 Mixed Drinks $8.25 Coolers $8.50 Cider $9.50 Non-Alcoholic (pop/juice) $2.50 Music provided by Momentum Music Dinner, dancing, raffles, and door prizes. Tickets for sale after October 27 until November 27, 2025. Civic: Elisa Trudeau 613-889-3721 General: Sam Kombargi 613-816-5840 Riverside: Barry Gilchrist 613-805-5307 Marilena Fox 613-315 2690 or Office 613-722-0652 ext. 282 Tickets also available at the CUPE Office 32 Colonnade Rd N Suite 200 Ottawa Ontario K2E 7J6

This meeting will be Virtual For this meeting it is required to register prior so that the local can validate that you are a member in good standing. You will receive an email once you are registered. Registration will close Sunday September 8, 2025, at 2359. As per the CUPE Constitution only members in good standing will be granted access to the meeting. (B.VIII Membership B.8.1) To pre-register please use link below https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82173189272?pwd=DCDtjNQlYCcgD0tbKEBnkVFdcPHcjp.1 Agenda: - Call Meeting to order - Swearing in of new officers - Roll call of officers - Land Recognition - Equality Statement - Approval of the Agenda - Reading and approval of the minutes - Matters arising from the previous minutes - President’s report - Treasurer’s Report Unfinished Business: - Nomination and vote for a two-year trustee New Business: - Nomination and vote for a member at large to attend the National Convention October 6 - October 10, 2025 - Nominations for : * President * First Vice President * Recording Secretary * Secretary Treasurer * Executive Lead (Chief) Steward - Nominations and vote for the position of chairperson for the election committee

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The meeting will be virtual on Zoom. For this meeting it is required to register prior to, so that the local can validate that you are a member in good standing. You will receive an email with your own personalized link that allows only you to vote once you are registered. Registration will close June 9, 2025, at 2359. To pre-register please use the link below. https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/_0LcwF1BQj2sH5AwI0RZ8Q As per the CUPE Constitution only members in good standing will be granted access to the meeting. (B.VIII Membership B.8.1) AGENDA Call Meeting to order Swearing in of new officers. Roll call of officers. Land Recognition. Equality Statement. Approval of the Agenda. Reading and approval of the minutes. Matters arising from the previous minutes. President’s report. Treasurer’s Report. Unfinished Business. Three-year Trustee nomination Destruction of any outstanding ballots. New Business. Trustee’s report. Operating Budget for 2025 -2026. Motion: That the local will allocate up to an additional $1,000,000 (one million dollars) to deal with outstanding grievances, mediations and arbitrations. Nomination and vote for three (3) members at large for TOH bargaining committee

Ontario celebrates May 19th as Personal Support Workers’ Day! CUPE 4000 would like to thank all our PSWs for their tireless efforts in delivering compassionate care to all our patients. PSWs are an integral part of our healthcare team providing our patients with better care and quality of life. PSWs provide emotional, mental, and physical support, ensuring that our patients receive the very best care. We salute our healthcare sisters and brothers and wish them all the very best.

(From CUPE National website) May 12, 2025 to May 18, 2025 During National Nursing Week, CUPE celebrates the incredible work and dedication of nursing team members across Canada, including the tens of thousands of nurses represented by CUPE. This week, we pay tribute to the skill, compassion, resilience, professionalism and leadership of nurses, and we call on governments at every level to do the same, by adopting policies that respect and support nurses and all front-line health care workers. Our health care system depends on the commitment and hard work of registered practical nurses, licensed practical nurses and registered nurses. But Canada is facing a crisis in hiring and retaining nurses. To address this crisis, governments must increase staffing levels and reduce workloads. They must pay higher wages and offer the pensions and benefits nurses deserve. And they must build healthier and safer workplaces, free from violence, harassment and discrimination. Improvements are needed. But, governments must stop trying to use private options, like paying an estimated $1.5 billion to for-profit nursing agencies in 2023-2024, to solve the problems. Instead, improvements can and must be made within our public and universal health care system. For more information about public solutions in health care, visit our campaign page Public solutions deliver better results and higher quality of care for less money. With public solutions our health care system can grow to meet the needs of CUPE members, our families and our communities.  As CUPE members, we will continue to fight for better and expanded public services that meet the health care needs of the public and provide good jobs for nurses and all health care workers. We must ensure minimum standards and hours of care in long-term care facilities. We must also recognize the full scope of practice, and make sure all members of the health care team are recognized. Happy National Nursing week! We thank you for your hard work and dedication. Together we will continue to campaign for quality public health care for all!

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As a clerk, you are an important and valued part of our healthcare team. On April 23rd, CUPE representatives circulated through our three campuses’ wards, clinics, fertility center, and ERs to pass out CUPE swag to clerks to show our appreciation for their tireless commitment to patients and their colleagues. Each employee was presented with a CUPE 4000 pen and comic-book themed sticky notes. If you are a clerk and have not received our gift, please reach out to your site VP today. Civic – Luc Anderson landerson@cupe4000.com   General – Sam Kombargi skombargi@cupe4000.com   Riverside – Barry Gilchrist bgilchrist@cupe4000.com The Ottawa Fertility Centre – Sonia Mullins smullins@cupe4000.com

Did you know that CUPE members came up with the idea of creating a day to recognize workers who were killed or injured at work? In the early eighties, Colin Lambert, CUPE National Health and Safety director and fellow activist Ray Sentes came up with the concept of Day of Mourning. The idea was floated and adopted by the CUPE National Health and Safety committee which declared the event would take place on May 1st , to coincide with May Day, celebrated in Europe and elsewhere. In 1984/1985 the proposal was presented to the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC). In February 1986 the CLC announce on the first day of their convention the 1st National Day of Mourning. However, rather than May 1st, the CLC chose a date which reflects the anniversary of Ontario’s first workers compensation law, passed on April 28, 1914. This year, we mourn the lost of four CUPE members who lost their life in the function of their work: ·       Micheal Adams, local 4707, Ontario ·       Dennis Lo, local 718-05, British Columbia ·       Sara Sarabosing, local 561-01, British Columbia ·       Jean-Eudes Doiron, local 1190, New Brunswick Please remember to hold a moment of silence on April 28th and pay respect to those who where injured and killed on the workplace. Pascal Lavigne 1st Vice-President  CUPE local 4000

In person March 27, 2024 at 1930 32 Colonnade Road N Suite 200 Education Hall For the sole purpose of the following 3 (three) items below AGENDA :   Annual trustee report Local 4000 Operational Budget 2025-2026 Motion : That the local will allocate up to an additional $1,000,000 (one million dollars) to deal with outstanding grievances, mediations and arbitrations.