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Our Library Employees Union is committed to the fight against systemic discrimination here at Concordia and throughout our communities. We stand in solidarity with all those who are working for social and racial justice. As union members we all understand the importance of working together for a just cause. This is our strength. Let’s stand together against racism. Let’s not accept inaction or silence as options. And let us all, as individual citizens, live up to our responsibilities and find our voice so that we are all speaking out for justice and equality.

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Our union was established in 1970 when the library employees of Sir George Williams University unionized to become NUSGWUE (National Union of Sir George Williams University’s Employees). By the end of the 1990’s, NUSGWUE had become CULEU. At the Loyola campus, the Vanier Library Association of Non-Professional Employees (VLANPE) also took the name CULEU. In 2007, the two groups merged into the CULEU that we know today.

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