LoP Membership News Retired Archive
Signed Collective Agreement at the Library of Parliament
March 18, 2009
The collective agreement for CAPE members of the Library of Parliament was signed on March 18. The new provisions are effective as of the date of signing. Ratification Vote on the Tentative Agreement - Library of Parliament
February 18, 2009
Memo To: CAPE Members of the Library of Parliament Unit
From: Library of Parliament Bargaining Team
The ratification package has been mailed to CAPE’s LoP members. INFORMATION MEETING FOR THE LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT
CAPE MEMBERS
February 10, 2009
As a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees working at the Library of Parliament, you are invited to an information meeting regarding the ratification of the tentative agreement reached on January 28th, 2009. PRESS RELEASE
Tentative Agreement Reached by CAPE’s
February 2, 2009
The Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) reached a three year tentative agreement with the Library of Parliament on behalf of its members, on January 29, 2009. Association Ratifies New Collective Agreement at the
Library of Parliament
March 6, 2009
On March 6, CAPE members at the Library of Parliament voted in favour of the ratification of the new collective agreement. Library of Parliament Collective Bargaining Update
November 25, 2008
The CAPE Library of Parliament bargaining team met with the employer’s team on October 14 and 15 as well as on November 12, 13 and 14, 2008. Both parties negotiated non-monetary demands and have settled some of the issues. Collective bargaining: Library of Parliament
October 3, 2008
CAPE’s LoP members responded with enthusiasm to the questionnaire, and their answers and suggestions are being analysed in order to determine the union’s priorities and bargaining points. MEMORANDUM To: Library of Parliament Local Leadership
November 14, 2007
Subject: Collective Bargaining Committee for CAPE Members of the Library of Parliament Press Release - CAPE Members at the Library of Parliament
Ratify New Collective Agreement
January 18, 2006
New Collective Agreement at the Library of Parliament
January 18, 2006
Highlights of the Analysts and Research Assistants’ new collective agreement Collective Bargaining at the Library of Parliament: Tentative Agreement
December 16, 2005
Following several weeks of bargaining, CAPE is pleased to announce that the bargaining committee for CAPE members at the Library of Parliament and management of the Library have come to a tentative agreement. PRESS RELEASE: Supreme Court Rules Parliament Hill Employees Entitled to Human Rights Protection
May 24, 2005
CAPE welcomes the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision that confirms once and for all that parliamentary employees are entitled to the same basic and fundamental human rights protections as all other employees. Québec Parental Insurance Plan - Agreement between ACEP-CAPE and Treasury Board and between ACEP-CAPE and the Library of Parliament
December 23, 2005
On December 23, ACEP-CAPE and Treasury Board have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with respect to the maternity and parental provisions in the EC and TR collective agreements. ACEP-CAPE has also agreed to terms with the Library of Parliament which extends the same provision to our members at the Library of Parliament. The Collective Bargaining Committee for CAPE Members of the Library of Parliament
December 10, 2004
Call for volunteers from the CAPE membership of the LoP for the purpose of establishing a Collective Bargaining Committee The bargaining team representing the Research Officers (RO) and Research Assistants (RA) at the Library of Parliament has reached a tentative agreement with the employer.
November 19, 2002
The three year agreement includes salary increases of 2.9% retroactive to June 16, 2002, 2.5% effective June 16, 2003 and 2.5% effective June 16, 2004. Library of Parliament: Maternity\Parental Leave Provisions
August 2001
Library of Parliament Research Officers and Research Assistants may now have up to 35 weeks of parental leave with a salary top up of 93%. LoP Arbitral Award
July 2001
Arbitral Award and New Collective Agreement for Library of Parliament Research Officers and Research Assistants
June 14, 2001
Ottawa, June 14, 2001... Ottawa, Pursuant to an arbitral award rendered on June 11, 2001, Research Officers and Research Assistants employed at the Library of Parliament now have revised terms and conditions of employment. New Contract for Library of Parliament Research Officers
June 2001
An arbitral award rendered on June 11 finally resolved three issues that the employer and the Association could not come to agreement on in the bargaining process: pay, acting pay and bilingual bonuses. Library of Parliament: New Provisions to the Collective Agreement
June 2001
Pursuant to an arbitral award rendered on June 11, 2001, Research Officers and Research Assistants employed at the Library of Parliament now have revised terms and conditions of employment. Library of Parliament Collective Bargaining
November 6, 2000
Since the Spring of 2000, the Association and Library of Parliament management have met several times to address the demands brought to the table by each of the two parties.
March 18, 2009
The collective agreement for CAPE members of the Library of Parliament was signed on March 18. The new provisions are effective as of the date of signing. Ratification Vote on the Tentative Agreement - Library of Parliament
February 18, 2009
Memo To: CAPE Members of the Library of Parliament Unit
From: Library of Parliament Bargaining Team
The ratification package has been mailed to CAPE’s LoP members. INFORMATION MEETING FOR THE LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT
CAPE MEMBERS
February 10, 2009
As a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees working at the Library of Parliament, you are invited to an information meeting regarding the ratification of the tentative agreement reached on January 28th, 2009. PRESS RELEASE
Tentative Agreement Reached by CAPE’s
February 2, 2009
The Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) reached a three year tentative agreement with the Library of Parliament on behalf of its members, on January 29, 2009. Association Ratifies New Collective Agreement at the
Library of Parliament
March 6, 2009
On March 6, CAPE members at the Library of Parliament voted in favour of the ratification of the new collective agreement. Library of Parliament Collective Bargaining Update
November 25, 2008
The CAPE Library of Parliament bargaining team met with the employer’s team on October 14 and 15 as well as on November 12, 13 and 14, 2008. Both parties negotiated non-monetary demands and have settled some of the issues. Collective bargaining: Library of Parliament
October 3, 2008
CAPE’s LoP members responded with enthusiasm to the questionnaire, and their answers and suggestions are being analysed in order to determine the union’s priorities and bargaining points. MEMORANDUM To: Library of Parliament Local Leadership
November 14, 2007
Subject: Collective Bargaining Committee for CAPE Members of the Library of Parliament Press Release - CAPE Members at the Library of Parliament
Ratify New Collective Agreement
January 18, 2006
New Collective Agreement at the Library of Parliament
January 18, 2006
Highlights of the Analysts and Research Assistants’ new collective agreement Collective Bargaining at the Library of Parliament: Tentative Agreement
December 16, 2005
Following several weeks of bargaining, CAPE is pleased to announce that the bargaining committee for CAPE members at the Library of Parliament and management of the Library have come to a tentative agreement. PRESS RELEASE: Supreme Court Rules Parliament Hill Employees Entitled to Human Rights Protection
May 24, 2005
CAPE welcomes the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision that confirms once and for all that parliamentary employees are entitled to the same basic and fundamental human rights protections as all other employees. Québec Parental Insurance Plan - Agreement between ACEP-CAPE and Treasury Board and between ACEP-CAPE and the Library of Parliament
December 23, 2005
On December 23, ACEP-CAPE and Treasury Board have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with respect to the maternity and parental provisions in the EC and TR collective agreements. ACEP-CAPE has also agreed to terms with the Library of Parliament which extends the same provision to our members at the Library of Parliament. The Collective Bargaining Committee for CAPE Members of the Library of Parliament
December 10, 2004
Call for volunteers from the CAPE membership of the LoP for the purpose of establishing a Collective Bargaining Committee The bargaining team representing the Research Officers (RO) and Research Assistants (RA) at the Library of Parliament has reached a tentative agreement with the employer.
November 19, 2002
The three year agreement includes salary increases of 2.9% retroactive to June 16, 2002, 2.5% effective June 16, 2003 and 2.5% effective June 16, 2004. Library of Parliament: Maternity\Parental Leave Provisions
August 2001
Library of Parliament Research Officers and Research Assistants may now have up to 35 weeks of parental leave with a salary top up of 93%. LoP Arbitral Award
July 2001
Arbitral Award and New Collective Agreement for Library of Parliament Research Officers and Research Assistants
June 14, 2001
Ottawa, June 14, 2001... Ottawa, Pursuant to an arbitral award rendered on June 11, 2001, Research Officers and Research Assistants employed at the Library of Parliament now have revised terms and conditions of employment. New Contract for Library of Parliament Research Officers
June 2001
An arbitral award rendered on June 11 finally resolved three issues that the employer and the Association could not come to agreement on in the bargaining process: pay, acting pay and bilingual bonuses. Library of Parliament: New Provisions to the Collective Agreement
June 2001
Pursuant to an arbitral award rendered on June 11, 2001, Research Officers and Research Assistants employed at the Library of Parliament now have revised terms and conditions of employment. Library of Parliament Collective Bargaining
November 6, 2000
Since the Spring of 2000, the Association and Library of Parliament management have met several times to address the demands brought to the table by each of the two parties.