The VPU defends member interests and actively pursues positive change on their behalf by setting clear objectives based on a defined union role. The Union is creative and innovative in making and carrying out initiatives to achieve these goals.
The VPU is a member-driven organization. It continually works at internal cooperation, consultation and consensus. To its membership, it is open and accessible, communicating, reporting and holding itself accountable to them.
The Vancouver Police Union seeks to operate effectively, efficiently and with impact. It promotes the acquisition of knowledge and skills by members and staff to improve operations.
Negotiating and administering collective agreements governing wages and working conditions.
Ensuring compliance with Section 12 of the BC Labour Code which requires member representation not to be arbitrary, discriminatory or in bad faith.
Assisting in Police Act matters, in particular, in relation to discipline regulations as they are of concern to the membership.
Advising members with respect to Worksafe and Employment Standards Act matters.
Administering private group benefits coverage as determined by the membership.
Managing other relevant membership and professional matters consistent with the state of employment of the membership.
November 30, 2022 Vancouver school trustees voted to reinstate the student liaison officer program after it was cancelled in 2021. The program will return to
July 15, 2015 OTTAWA – Yesterday’s decision by the Criminal Justice Branch of the British Columbia Ministry of Justice to end the misguided prosecution of
April 16, 2015 Vancouver – Vancouver Police Union President Tom Stamatakis today welcomed news that current Deputy Chief Adam Palmer has been appointed Chief Constable
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The Vancouver Police Union, representing the over 1,450 front-line police officers, jail guards and Special Constables of the Vancouver Police Department.
We are committed to protecting and promoting the interests of our members as they serve citizens in our community.
Through our affiliations with the British Columbia Police Association (BCPA) and the Canadian Police Association (CPA) we keep up with policing issues that affect our members and the public provincially and nationally.
By doing so, we will create a safer community and improve the quality of life for all citizens.
Ralph Kaisers, President, Vancouver Police Union
President
As concerned citizens, we believe that safety is a fundamental right for everyone.
We believe in:
Because safety is a right. For everybody.
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