REGINA CIVIC MIDDLE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (RCMMA) VOTES TO JOIN SOCIETY OF UNITED PROFESSIONALS

REGINA, SK, Nov. 4, 2026 /CNW/ -- The Society of United Professionals ("the Society") is proud to welcome the Regina Civic Middle Management Association ("RCMMA"), which represents 441 City of Regina and Mobius Benefits Administrators employees, to the Society's membership. RCMMA members voted overwhelmingly to join the Society, which will make the Society the official bargaining and labour relations agent for these municipal employees.

"We are thrilled to welcome this group of fantastic civic management professionals to our union," said Society President Rebecca Caron. "We believe that both of our organizations are now stronger, and we look forward to giving our newest members the kind of high-quality, professional representation that the Society is proud to offer."

The merger vote passed overwhelmingly with 84% of RCMMA members voting to join the Society. 88% of all SCMMA members cast a ballot, with voting conducted through secure online balloting.

"We are very pleased to see our members vote strongly in support of joining the Society," said RCMMA President Ian Cantello. "It is the belief of RCMMA's leadership that becoming part of a stronger, professional, and better-resourced union, like the Society, will greatly benefit our members in the workplace and at the bargaining table."

With the joining of RCMMA, the Society now represents close to 900 members across both major municipalities in Saskatchewan.

The Society is a professional union that exists to ensure the best rewards, career opportunities, and working conditions for the members it represents. The Society prides itself on conducting labour relations with its employers through the framework of a mature and mutually beneficial partnership. The union has an excellent track record of negotiating improvements to its members' salaries, benefits, and working conditions at the bargaining table.

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The Society of United Professionals, IFPTE Local 160, was founded more than 80 years ago by engineers seeking better working conditions. Today, the Society represents 12,000 professionals in the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors. Their members include engineers, lawyers, municipal professionals, paralegals, project managers, analysts, trainers, IT specialists, and many more jobs across the energy and legal sectors. Their members work at employers such as Ontario Power Generation, Bruce Power, Legal Aid Ontario, the City of Saskatoon, Electrical Safety Authority, the Independent Electricity System Operator, and many others.

SOURCE Society of United Professionals

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