British Columbia Nurses' Union
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Location
Headquarters: Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, North America
Region: British Columbia
Country: CA
Continent: North America
About
BCNU is the provincial labor union representing nurses and nursing professionals in British Columbia, Canada. It supports members through collective bargaining, advocacy, education, and member services across BC, with offices in Burnaby, Victoria, and the Okanagan. The organization focuses on nurse welfare, workplace safety, professional development, and equity initiatives, while advocating for policy changes such as staffing ratios and pension support. BCNU engages with Indigenous communities and promotes reconciliation, aiming to improve healthcare for both nurses and patients throughout the province.
The British Columbia Nurses' Union is a labor union representing nurses and allied health care workers in British Columbia, Canada. It engages in collective bargaining, advocacy, and education to protect the professional and economic interests of its members. The organization also focuses on workplace safety and healthcare policy reform.
1981
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Organizations
Categories
Funding & Financials
Growth Stage
10m-50m
nonprofit
Technology Stack
Products
Minimum Nurse-to-Patient Ratios (mNPR) Initiative: An initiative to establish minimum nurse-to-patient ratios in British Columbia to improve healthcare conditions for nurses and patients.
LTC Not Okay Survey: A survey collecting firsthand accounts from BCNU members working in long-term care to assess workplace conditions.
NBA Supplemental Mental Health Benefit: A benefit providing BCNU members covered by the NBA collective agreement with an additional $5,000 lifetime amount for mental health support.
Bursaries and Scholarship Fund: Financial support programs providing bursaries and scholarships to BCNU members for educational opportunities.
Provincial Bargaining Committee Representation: Representation of BCNU members' collective priorities through a provincial bargaining committee during negotiations.
