BCPS Employees for Freedom Society (BCPSEF) has received a $25,000 donation for its legal challenge against the provincial government’s ongoing proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for its 38,000 public service employees.
B.C. public service workers’ lawyer will argue that unions failed to represent them.
This is a brief update to let you know we have added GoFundMe to our suite of fundraising options for the public and members to support our campaign to restore B.C. public servants’ employment rights, medical privacy and bodily autonomy!
GiveSendGo and Fundraising Update April 7, 2022 Dear BCPSEF Members, We have launched a new public fundraising campaign on GiveSendGo! (See link: https://www.givesendgo.com/bcpsforfreedom). We have chosen this platform because it is more public, more readily shareable across social media and Read more
BCPS Employees for Freedom (BCPSEF) respects the ruling of B.C. Supreme Court today to dismiss a petition brought by four non-union B.C. public servants to temporarily pause, by way of an interlocutory injunction, their termination for not providing proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
Rebel News: Judge hears B.C. public servants fighting vaccine mandates in court The legal matter, brought on by four petitioners, is on behalf of over 500 other public servants who are hoping to seek a temporary stay of terminations. March Read more
A B.C. Supreme Court justice deferred a decision today on whether to grant an injunction to pause terminations of B.C. public servants for not complying with their employer’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate.
The petitioners spearheading the legal fight on behalf of approximately 500 public servants are set to have their matter heard next week and hope to be granted an interlocutory injunction preventing enforcement of the mandate.
More B.C. public servants facing termination due to the province’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate are sharing their stories ahead of a court hearing to stop the firings.
Action will be taken to court by nine people the week of March 21 to argue injunction, says lawyer. (Note: as of the date of this article, terminations of B.C. public servants are still pending. – BCPS Employees for Freedom).