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Update from Member Services Officer – October 2026

October 8, 2026 | ASPA Updates

The fall has been an exceptionally busy period for member services. Much of my time has been spent supporting members through workplace concerns, assisting with collective bargaining preparation, and working with the University on a variety of employment and labour relations matters.  

As is often the case, the majority of member contacts do not result in formal grievances. Many concerns are resolved through discussions, advice, coaching, and direct communication with Human Resources or management. 

Over the past several months, a… Continue reading

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Upcoming Events

Spooky Pizza Lunch

October 20, 2026 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Education Building, Room 1005

No hocus pocus: Pizza meets spooky at ASPA's monstrous pizza lunch and you are invited!! Last few spots left, so sign up… Continue reading

Bargaining Town Hall

October 26, 2026 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Edwards School of Business - Rm 18

This month’s ASPA Lunch and Learn will be a Bargaining Town Hall on Monday, October 26, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.… Continue reading

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ASPA (Administrative and Supervisory Personnel Association) is a trade union (certified 1978), representing ~1600 knowledge workers at the University of Saskatchewan (USask). ASPA members work in a diverse array of jobs requiring unique skills, and make impactful decisions at USask campuses in Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Regina, and beyond. 

ASPA’s Mission 

ASPA works to represent members and foster progress at USask by:  

  • Advocating for better salaries, benefits, and work conditions. 
  • Protecting member rights in negotiations and workplace interactions. 
  • Engaging members through education, professional development, and social events. 

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President’s Message: September 2026

September 8, 2026 | President's Message

Greetings ASPA Members, Welcome to September!  I hope you all enjoyed some time away this summer doing the things you love.  In spite of traffic snarls, the last-minute pivoting inherent in each new academic year, and the even earlier than usual encroachment of the pumpkin… Continue reading