CBC Branch : Catch up time for the CMG dental plan
This is to advise of changes to your dental plan coverage. CMG members at the CBC have been questioning the […]
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Your union needs you! Apply for CBC branch committee roles
Get involved on the National Joint Committee and the Consultative Committee on Staff Benefits (each seeking to fill one vacancy)
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National Grievance Communiqué for December 2015
The National Grievance Committee met with the CBC in December to address the grievances that were referred to the committee
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CBC/SRC-CMG JOINT COMMUNICATION – USE OF SMARTPHONES
Rapid and unprecedented transformation to the media landscape has shifted the priorities of CBC/SRC. As it reorients itself to become
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No mandatory disclosure when helping Syrian refugees
Recently, a memo was sent to some employees informing them that the Corporation needed to be informed if an employee
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CCSB Report – Inflation protection in place for members on Long-Term Disability
The Consultative Committee on Staff Benefits (CCSB) is pleased to be in a position to continue providing inflation protection for
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Support for CBC/Radio-Canada reaffirmed in Throne Speech – Now is the time to turn words into action: CMG
The Canadian Media Guild (CMG) is encouraged to see that the new government has reaffirmed support for CBC/Radio-Canada among its
“We must now return control of CBC and Radio‐Canada to the people”
We must now return control of CBC and Radio‐Canada to the people. Now, more than ever, we need a strong public broadcaster – a solid and vigorous foundation for information and culture in the digital age.
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Short-Sighted Slashing
We welcome all interest in the work done by media workers at the CBC/Radio Canada. But it’s disappointing to see
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Tue, Nov. 17 – Meeting with CMG leaders on workplace issues and our campaign to restore CBC
Bring your questions and your ideas on Tuesday, November 17 to a CBC/Radio-Canada Toronto information meeting with CMG leaders Carmel
We can restore CBC/Radio-Canada : Letter to Hon. Mélanie Joly, Minister of Canadian Heritage
We are particularly concerned about cuts to local news and regional programming, cuts in in-house production capacity, as well as plans to sell production assets and studios, all part of what CBC President Hubert has called “Strategy 2020”. Under your leadership, we can restore CBC/Radio-Canada to a place of pride.
Why CMG has lost confidence in the President of CBC/Radio-Canada and the Board of Directors
After eight years of unprecedented downsizing and programming cuts, CBC/Radio Canada’s two largest union are calling for a change of
Lack of confidence in the CBC/Radio-Canada President and Board
Today, after much consideration and discussion, the Canadian Media Guild took the unprecedented step of publicly declaring our lack of
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New CBC Branch Committee members announced
The vacant positions on CBC Branch committees have now been filled as follows: Health & Safety Wil Fundal – Prince
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National Job Evaluation Committee works through a range of issues arising from the new CBC management’s strategy
CMG’s National Job Evaluation Committee recently met with CBC management. We discussed a range of issues, most of which have
New government should act quickly on guaranteed independence and proper funding for CBC/Radio-Canada: Unions
The major unions representing workers at CBC/Radio-Canada – CMG, SCRC and AR – have written to Prime minister-designate Justin Trudeau
CBC/Radio-Canada supporters march from Montreal to Ottawa for a stronger public broadcaster
CBC/Radio-Canada supporters marched 200 kilometers from Montreal to Ottawa to demand better funding and guaranteed independence for public broadcasting. Marchers
National Grievance Committee addresses a range of issues at September meeting
The National Grievance Committee met with the Corporation in September to address the grievances that were referred to the committee
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We Champion CBC – one of Canada’s greatest public assets
Over the next week, please speak with friends and family about how this election matters for the future of the CBC and public broadcasting in Canada. Share what you value about CBC; communicate how CBC connects to your idea of Canada.
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Update on the use of Smartphones, especially iPhones in news gathering
CBC management is implementing its new plan this week with supper-hour shows going to their new time slots of 60
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Top 10 Reasons Public Broadcasting is Awesome
I am often asked to speak to groups about the media business and the future of public broadcasting. Recently
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Marchers from Montreal to Ottawa demanding better funding for CBC/Radio-Canada
The marchers leave Tuesday, October 6 from the CBC/Radio-Canada building in Montreal, and will be arriving on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, on Monday, Oct 12.
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Couples who work at the CBC among employees to see improved benefits with drug card
Employees at the CBC will be seeing changes in the way our Supplemental Health Care Plan is administered in the
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A-List of Canadian Rock Stars sign petition, join campaign to Support the CBC
For decades, the CBC’s TV, radio, and online programming, along with other initiatives such as the CBCMusic.ca Festival, have provided a platform for Canadian artists to reach a larger audience. It’s often the first, and sometimes only, outlet that will play their music and conduct interviews for a national audience. It’s a vital part of the music ecosystem in this country.
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