About the CUPE Staff Retirees Association (CSRA)

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About the CUPE Staff Retirees Association

As set out in our By-Laws, the mandate of the CUPE Staff Retirees Association is to safeguard and advance the economic welfare of its members. Our By-Laws identify several objectives to help us achieve this mandate:

  1. Act as the “voice” of retirees with CUPE and the staff unions.
  2. Respect the roles and responsibilities of the CUPE staff unions and work with them to promote the needs and interests of CUPE retirees and surviving partners.
  3. Maintain active retiree representatives on the Joint Board of Trustees of the CUPE Employee Pension Plan and the Employee Assistance Plan Committee.
  4. Implement active communication tools and networks, ensuring all member communications are issued in both official languages.
  5. Develop a dependable financial base and comprehensive administrative protocols to enable the Association to function as a cost efficient agent, using virtual and electronic tools wherever possible.
  6. Facilitate cooperative engagement and information sharing among the members.
  7. Encourage all eligible retirees and surviving spouses to join and support the Association.

The CUPE Staff Retirees Association has no official status within the CUPE organization, but works collaboratively with all parties to achieve our mandated goals.

EXECUTIVE BOARD

Updated: 2020-2023

OFFICERS

President
Patricia Daley
patdaleycra@gmail.com

Vice-President
Shelly Gordon
shellygordoncupe@gmail.com

Secretary
Carole Lefebvre
carole-lefebvre@videotron.ca

Treasurer

Leanne MacMillan

CHAPTER REPRESENTATIVES

New Brunswick & P.E.I.
Clifford Hay
chayn609@rogers.com

Newfoundland & Labrador and Nova Scotia
John McCracken
bigjmccracken@gmail.com

Quebec
Francine Barrette
fra.barrette@hotmail.com

Ontario

Barb Williams

Manitoba
Maureen Morrison
maureenmorrison6@gmail.com

Saskatchewan

Peter Tartsch

Alberta
Judy Barry
daleandjudybarry@gmail.com

British Columbia

Susan Zander