FVRL Bargaining Priorities – Your Voice Matters
  • Perspective Request
  • FVRL
  • Fort Vancouver Regional Library

We’re preparing for our next contract negotiation—and we need your input.

Take a moment to share your priorities, highlight unclear or outdated language, and suggest changes that would make our Collective Bargaining Agreement stronger and fairer for everyone.

You’ll be asked about:

  • Cost of Living Adjustments (COLAs)
  • Pay equity for your job classification
  • Articles or sections that lack clarity
  • Your top bargaining priorities
  • Your personal story or reasons these changes matter

Your answers will help guide the bargaining team and strengthen our case at the table.

Fill out the form here: https://forms.office.com/r/vXzqTbkfUB

Share this update:

DISCUSSION

0 0 votes
Article Rating
Subscribe
Notify of
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted

RELATED ARTICLES

  • Bargaining Update
New FVRL Contract Available
  • Requested a printed FVRL contract? It's on the way. You can also read the new contract online or request a printed copy today.

Read more
  • Bargaining Update
FVRL Contract Officially Ratified and Funded
  • FVRL members ratified their new contract with a 98% yes vote. See the improvements won through collective action and bargaining.

Read more
  • Bargaining Update
98% YES — Your New Contract Is Ratified
  • Your new contract is ratified with a 98% YES vote! Request a printed copy and thank you for making this victory possible.

Read more

EXPLORE MORE ARTICLES

Filters
Filters

 

Topic
Employer
Bargaining Table
Author
Search
Show (337)
Cancel
  • Call to Action, General
Now more than ever, we need to band together.
  • Call to action: Sign up to pay dues in order to keep the Union operating at full potential, as well as take full advantage of the perks included with membership.

Read more
  • Issue Update
Update on Stipend and Backpay Payments
  • The latest payment dates, what is causing the delays, and how we are working to prevent this from happening again.

Read more
  • Bargaining Update
After Six Sessions, the State Still Isn’t Listening
  • Six bargaining sessions have revealed a clear pattern. The State dismisses workers' concerns, but members have the power to change that.

Read more
Load More