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The document is a Child Care Receipt Form provided by the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) for members to claim reimbursement for child care expenses incurred while attending union functions. It outlines required member and child care provider information, details on the reimbursement rates, conditions under which claims can be made, and stipulations regarding incomplete or incorrect forms. The form also includes sections for documenting dates and hours of care provided, as well as signatures from both the member and the child care provider.

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Who is part of the AUPE?

AUPE is primarily a public sector union, with members employed in government, health care, education, boards and agencies, municipalities, and occasionally private companies.

What is the largest union in Alberta?

What is AUPE? Albertas largest union, now with more than 95,000 members, began as the Civil Service Association in 1919 and became AUPE in 1976. We represent workers across sectors, including government, health care, education, and private companies! .

What is the first point of contact when you call AUPE?

Call the Member Resource Centre (1-800-232-7284) to speak to your Union Steward or MSO. Never hesitate to bring your concerns to them. This is your right under all AUPE collective agreements.

How do I contact AUPE contact us?

AUPE Amalgamated Union of Public Employees .aupe.org.sg. Website. aupe@ntuc.org.sg. Email. 6280 8033. Phone.

What is the provincial workers union in Alberta?

AUPE is primarily a public sector union, with members employed in government, health care, education, boards and agencies, municipalities, and occasionally private companies. As of 2022, AUPE has 33 locals and administers more than 120 separate collective agreements.

How many local chairs are there in AUPE?

Provincial Executive - the governing body of AUPE between Conventions. The Provincial Executive is made up of the Executive Committee and one elected member from each of AUPEs 33 Locals. The Provincial Executive, commonly known as PE, meets at least six times a year to conduct the business of the union.

Who is the head of the TWU union?

Transport Workers Union of America Founded1934 Members 139,686 (2020) Key people John Samuelsen, International President Affiliations AFLCIO Website twu.org3 more rows

Who is the head of AUPE?

Contact the Executive Office to talk to the President, Secretary-Treasurer, or Vice-Presidents, elected to represent and support AUPE members in solidarity. Bobby-Joe Borodey is one of the six (6) Vice-Presidents for the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE). Guy Smith is the President of AUPE.