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Regional Executive Vice-President

Jeannie Baldwin was re-elected REVP in 2011 at the Union's Triennial Atlantic Regional Convention.

As the REVP, Jeannie is responsible for the following activities in her region:

  • organizing and recertifications
  • education
  • political and social action
  • women's and equity programs
  • Area Councils
  • Directly Chartered Locals and separate employers
  • Federations of Labour and related committees District Labour Councils.


She was first elected as REVP in a mail ballot election in 2004, following the resignation of the former REVP. Just before her election, she held the positions of Vice-President and Steward in Local 80215 and had been working as the Union's Regional Field Coordinator for the Joint Learning Program (JLP). Previously, she had worked with Human Resources Development Canada for 26 years.

Jeannie became active in the Union in the 1980s and began her leadership role as a result of the PSAC's 1991 national strike. She graduated from the Labour College of Canada in 1993. From 1993 to 1998, she held the position of National Vice-President (Newfoundlandand Labrador) in the Canada Employment and Immigration Union (CEIU). From 1995 to 1998, she was the Women's General Vice-President on the Newfoundlandand Labrador Federation of Labour Executive. She has also served a two-year term as Chair of the Board of `Directors of the South Shore Transition House in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia.

PSAC demands justice for workers at Just Us

April 8, 2013 •

Join PSAC REVP Jeannie Baldwin in calling on Just Us general manager Debra Moore to immediately reinstate workers dismissed for their involvement in union activity and to voluntarily recognize a union for baristas Just Us.  Contact Debra now:

St. John's Airport? It's not fit.

December 19, 2012 •

We have a saying in Newfoundlandand Labrador, for situations that are unacceptable. Unjust. Unfair. Outrageous. ‘Not fit’.

Our friends on the mainland use the phrase too, but in a slightly different way. Up there it means something is not equal. It doesn’t match up. Doesn’t add up. It doesn’t fit.

It’s a bit ironic that the St. John’sAirport Authority – a crowd that would very much like to compare themselves to their colleagues on the mainland – have created a situation that falls under both definitions. One that’s not fit.

When you’re an island, the airport is pretty damn important

October 3, 2012 •

Let’s be honest. The sea will always be an integral part of our heritage in Newfoundland and Labrador, but in today’s world, the air is how most of us travel to and from our beautiful island home.

National Aboriginal Day

June 21, 2012 •

June 21 is National Day, a day to recognize and celebrate First Nations, Inuit and Métis people in Canada.  On this day we have many reasons to celebrate and also many reasons to fight.

Modernization spin glosses over cuts

November 28, 2011 •

On Friday, August 19th, only minutes before Atlantic region Employment Insurance processing centres were due to close for the weekend, federal government employees received an e-mail with devastating news. 

Report from the REVP to the National Board of Directors

October 14, 2011 •

October 4 - 7, 2011

Governments come and go, public services shouldn’t

September 27, 2011 •

In her September 7 letter to the Chronicle Herald, Diane Finley says that Canadians “gave our government a strong mandate to complete our economic recovery and eliminate the deficit.” 

PSAC Lightkeepers in Newfoundland and Labrador Face Possible Job Loss

October 22, 2010 •

In an article published in The Telegram from Wednesday, October 14, REVP Jeannie Baldwin highlights the remarkable work of Newfoundland and Labrador lighthouse keepers and the threats their jobs are currently under.

The Federal Budget - We have to act now!

March 18, 2010 •

The Federal Budget released by the Harper Government has set a clear direction for balancing the budget within the next five years by targeting the federal public service through austerity measures. The budget freezes federal departmental spending with the goal of reducing the debt on the backs of public service workers.

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Contact Information

Jeannie Baldwin
Regional Executive Vice-President 
baldwij [at] psac-afpc [dot] com
287 Lacewood Drive, Suite 301
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3M 3Y7
(w) (902) 445-0927
(c) (902) 275-7945

Katie Murphy-Langille
Executive Assistant
langik [at] psac-afpc [dot] com
(902) 445-0925

Lesley Thompson
Political Communications Officer
thompsonl [at] psac-afpc [dot] com
(w) (902) 445-9392
(c) (902) 471-6201

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