UCCO SACC CSN | Union of Canadian Correctional Officers

UCCO-SACC-CSN

Union of Canadian Correctional Officers
Syndicat des Agents Correctionnels du Canada
Confédération des Syndicats Nationaux (CSN)

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

PNEP - Decision on SIMONS Case

This decision reaffirmed our argument that officer safety and institutional security should remain on the forefront of any policy or practice within a correctional environment.

UCCO's masks - Wear them proudly!

UCCO-SACC-CSN is pleased to offer our members a machine washable mask which, if washed properly, can be re-used until this pandemic is over.

COVID-19 - Proactive planning and a strong response is what is needed

Conquering this deadly virus requires not only a proactive plan of attack but also a strong response. A reactive and slow response only endangers staff, inmates, and the general public

A MESSAGE TO MR. TRUDEAU

All over the country, from east to west, UCCO-SACC-CSN is sending a clear message to Justin Trudeau and the Liberal party about the Prison Needle Exchange Program (PNEP): KEEP THE NEEDLES OUT OF THE CELLS.

Learn more about the PNEP

Recent News

Annual Leave

Protecting ourselves and others!

PNEP- Decision on SIMONS Case

UCCO’S MASKS – WEAR THEM PROUDLY

Press Release – Proactive planning and a strong response is what is needed to defeat COVID-19

Letter to Ivan Zinger, Correctional Investigator of Canada

Mission Institution – Local management must act now

PPE – More info on masks

Must Watch Videos

Watch our videos to learn more about our reality and priorities.

Negotiation Report - February 2020

Here is our latest video on our negotiation meeting, which took place on January 28, 29 and 30, in Ottawa.

UCCO-SACC-CSN History

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Vigilance Magazine

VIGILANCE Magazine presents the different issues concerning our reality and is published twice a year.

Photos

Images of our mobilizations and more.

UCCO-SACC-CSN

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

This decision reaffirmed our argument that officer safety and institutional security should remain on the forefront of any policy or practice within a correctional environment.

UCCO-SACC-CSN is pleased to offer our members a machine washable mask which, if washed properly, can be re-used until this pandemic is over.

Conquering this deadly virus requires not only a proactive plan of attack but also a strong response. A reactive and slow response only endangers staff, inmates, and the general public