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The PEA is a union of and for professional employees. Every PEA bargaining unit consists entirely or predominantly of professionals — people whose work responsibilities typically require that they have earned at least one university degree.

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Welcome to the internet home of the Professional Employees Association. The Professional Employees Association, or PEA as most of us know it, is a collection of employees across British Columbia who share a common vision — to ensure professionals enjoy the absolute best in working conditions while doing the jobs they love. The PEA is a union of, and for, professional employees. More...


Access to Justice campaign and Justice for All? documentary

Click play below, or visit accesstojustice.ca (our campaign site) to view videos and find out information on our cause.

 


The PEA celebrates its 35th anniversary as a union!

May 5, 2009

35 years ago, the PEA was certified as the official bargaining agent for Licensed Professionals in BC. Geoff Holter, the PEA's first executive director, took the certification documents to the BC Labour Relations Board on May 3, 1974, and the PEA was born. Take a look at this video for further information from PEA stakeholders, past and present, as they send take us down memory lane and re-tell the PEA's history:

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