Vancouver Maritime Museum
Key People
Gail Johnson, Staff Representative
phone: 604-879-4671
email: gjohnson@cupe15.org
If you have questions about your collective agreement or are having issues at work please contact a shop steward. To access a steward call the union office at 604-879-4671 or email us at email@cupe15.org. The steward will liaise with the Staff Representative on your behalf.
Vancouver Maritime Museum Collective Agreement 2022-2026
Vancouver Maritime Museum Memorandum of Agreement 2022-2026
Vancouver Maritime Museum Letter of Understanding Flexible Work Week
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