SGEU

SGEU Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union Working together for Saskatchewan since 1913. Today, we are over 20,000 members strong.

Social Media Policy:

The Communications Department of SGEU holds the responsibility for administering and posting to SGEU social media accounts. There are a number of items that must be kept in mind when using social media forums:

 Information posted is available to others immediately.
 Information posted can be shared with others.
 Confidential information should never be posted.
 Careless

social media use can cause damage to SGEU’s reputation and our ability to represent members effectively. It is also important to remember that Facebook is not a forum for members to address individual member issues. Please contact SGEU at 1-800-667-5221 if you have concerns or questions about your collective agreement or a grievance. Once a message is posted by the Communications Department, others can respond. The Communications Department is responsible for monitoring these responses, and if applicable, comment on posts made by others. In the event a post submitted is considered inappropriate, the Communications Department has the discretion and authority to delete a post that is not in line with this policy. Inappropriate comments that could be deleted would include, but not be excluded to, the following:

 Posts that are defamatory to an SGEU member or employee;
 Posts that are considered racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, or contains discriminatory remarks or images;
 Posts that contain inflammatory comments, unprofessional remarks or disparaging remarks about others;
 Posts that violate a confidentiality agreement or workplace code of conduct;
 Posts that are considered to be a form of harassment in any way. In circumstances where a person’s posts are required to be deleted, the Communications Department will contact the person to advise them that their comments are in breach of SGEU’s social media policy. If the person continues to post inappropriate comments, the Communications Department will make every attempt to block or remove that person from accessing the applicable SGEU social media forum. Before blocking someone, the Communications Department will send the person a private message advising that they will be blocked. SGEU welcomes critical debate and disagreement, and at the same time seeks to ensure that its social media platforms provide a safe space for all to participate in online discussion, without fear of harassment, insult or bigotry. As such, commenters should abide by the following rules:

 No hate speech.
 Don’t use obscene language.
 Use a constructive, civil and respectful tone.
 Don’t personally attack any person or group of people with which you disagree.
 Don’t post comments that are derogatory about your co-workers, supervisor, management and/or workplace.
 Don’t disclose confidential information or any information that violates the privacy of another person.
 Don’t impersonate someone you’re not.
 Don’t comment from multiple accounts.
 Stick to the topic of the post by responding to the content in the article or post.

There is still time to get your applications into SGEU's scholarships and bursaries. SGEU offers a wide variety of finan...
08/12/2026

There is still time to get your applications into SGEU's scholarships and bursaries.
SGEU offers a wide variety of financial aid for members and their families advancing their post-secondary education!

Applications close as early as August 15!

View the eligibility criteria and apply at https://www.sgeu.org/member-resources/scholarships-and-bursaries

REGINA, SK - Plannera Pensions & Benefits and the Saskatchewan Government & General Employees’ Union (SGEU) announced to...
07/27/2026

REGINA, SK - Plannera Pensions & Benefits and the Saskatchewan Government & General Employees’ Union (SGEU) announced today that the membership of SGEU has ratified a new collective agreement with respect to Plannera’s in-scope employees.

“This agreement represents meaningful progress and provides a foundation for continued improvements in the future,” said Alyssa Johnson, SGEU Bargaining Chair. “What I'm most proud of from this process is how engaged our members were every step of the way. Their participation, questions, feedback, and support helped shape the outcome and strengthen our workplace.”

Read full release: https://www.sgeu.org/news/sgeu-news/plannera-and-sgeu-ratify-a-new-collective-agreement

There are still a few more days to get your applications in before the July 15 deadline!
07/10/2026

There are still a few more days to get your applications in before the July 15 deadline!

Need help with your school expenses? Our 8 scholarships (worth $2,500 each!) are open to a child or grandchild (including a stepchild, foster child, step-grandchild, or foster grandchild) or a legal ward of a current or retired member of a NUPGE Component or a Component’s affiliate. Find out if you qualify: https://nupge.ca/scholarship-faq/

On July 1, SGEU is grateful for the opportunity to live and work on the land called Saskatchewan, the traditional territ...
07/01/2026

On July 1, SGEU is grateful for the opportunity to live and work on the land called Saskatchewan, the traditional territory of the Cree, Dene, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota and Saulteaux peoples and the homeland of the Métis Nation.

While many of see this day as a celebration, it’s crucial to acknowledge that for many Indigenous People, it serves as a reminder of ongoing injustices rooted in Canada’s colonial legacy.

Indigenous People are still alive, thriving, organizing, creating, and resisting across Turtle Island. There are many ways we can get involved in allyship July 1st:


• Explore the TRC's Final Report: Read the 94 Calls to Action and choose a personal step for action.

• Attend an Indigenous Community Event: Engage with local Indigenous communities and learn from their rich cultural heritage.

• Tune into Indigenous Media: Listen to Indigenous podcasts, watch Indigenous films or read Indigenous literature to broaden your perspective.

• Support Indigenous Organizations: Donate your time, money or resources to organizations like the Indian Residential School Survivors Society or local friendship centre.

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