BCAA- RACC -Bargaining Update – November 20
The parties met on October 26 and November 19 to continue negotiations. We have now had considerable discussion on all monetary and non-monetary proposals and wish to inform you on…
The parties met on October 26 and November 19 to continue negotiations. We have now had considerable discussion on all monetary and non-monetary proposals and wish to inform you on…
The bargaining committees reconvened negotiations on October 18 and remained focused on language proposals. The parties continued to discuss staffing levels, job postings, leave language, as well as the discrimination…
The parties met for proposal exchange on September 17, 2018 and reconvened for two days to discuss non-monetary proposals on September 27 & 28, 2018. The parties have discussed future…
We were notified that one of your coworkers on the Road Services Team was involved in a motor vehicle accident on Wednesday afternoon. We understand that they were crossing the…
The British Columbia Automobile Association [BCAA] is a not-for-profit member services organization offering services to the travellers including through service centres and emergency road services MoveUP first represented staff at…
We have been notified by BCAA that there was a 0.65% Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) increase to your base salary, effective October 1, 2017. We are advised that BCAA non-management employees (including those at the top of their salary range) will receive this increase. Your collective agreement includes a “Me Too” wage provision that […]
Your union and BCAA have reached a 3-month trial agreement in an attempt to resolve last year’s grievance that was initiated in response to management performing your work, including call taking and dispatching. This 3-month trial agreement was negotiated between the parties at many meetings over many months and is designed to limit how and […]
Votes that were cast to elect the third representative of your Shift Scheduling Committee have been counted. Thank you to everyone who voted and to the three candidates who put their names forward to represent their coworkers.The results are as follows:Tracy Gal 15 votesTammy Bogdan 5 votesJas Qualitz 5 […]
Please post and distribute.As a follow-up to our March 30, 2017 bulletin advising you that there was a vacancy on the Shift Scheduling Committee, we are pleased to advise that three of your coworkers have put their names forward to be one of your three representatives: Jas Qualitz, Tammy Bogdan, and Tracy Gal. As there […]
We received notification today from BCAA that the Road Assist Contact Centre is currently experiencing a “Code Red” situation due to the recent snow storms and icy roads. We are advised that “Code Red” means call volumes have escalated to a level beyond the contact centre’s capacity to answer them in a timely manner. As you […]