Concordia University Library Employees’ Union and the university sign a new agreement
The deal is in effect until May 31, 2026
April 1, 2025
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On February 11, representatives from the university and the Concordia University Library Employees’ Union (CULEU) met to sign a new collective agreement.
The new agreement is effective from June 1, 2023, to May 31, 2026, and is posted in both English and French on the Concordia website.
The university representatives pictured at the signing
- Graham Carr, president and vice-chancellor
- Anne Whitelaw, provost and vice-president academic
- Lina Guerra, manager, office of the university librarian, Library
- Amy Buckland, university librarian, Library
- Carolina Willsher, associate vice-president, Human Resources
- Sylvie Côté, executive director of employee and labour relations, Human Resources
- Andrée-Anne Bouchard, manager of employee and labour relations, Human Resources
- Catherine Bitton, advisor, employee relations, Human Resources
Regrets: Dianne Cmor, associate university librarian, Teaching and Learning
The CULEU representatives pictured at the signing
- Ann Marie Fitzgerald, president (interim)
- Sarah Polk, member of the negotiation committee
- John Vatsis, member of the negotiation committee
Regrets: Kwabena Otchere, president
The CULEU represents all library support staff employed at Concordia. It is the university’s first union, formed in 1970.
Find out more about Employee and Labour Relations at Concordia on their web page.
