MEMBERS | MUNASA

MUNASA represents the interests of its members on salaries, benefits, and working conditions to the McGill Administration and directly supports its members on labour relations issues.

MUNASA is members helping members.

MUNASA is an organization representing the collective interests of non-unionized and non-academic staff at McGill University.

MUNASA's mission is to promote the welfare and interests of our 1200+ members.

Member Representation

MUNASA provides benefits to its members through the following;

Administration Policy review/discussion meetings with HR (monthly during the fall and winter terms)

Representation on various University committees;

Staff benefits advisory committee
Health and safety committee
Employee relations committee

Member Benefits

MUNASA is a resource for members for any of the following;

Administration policy questions, concerns or comments
- Salaries, benefits, working conditions
Labour relation issues
- Disputes, grievances, counsel and/or representation during formal and administrative proceedings
- Legal counsel
Retirement information sessions

Member Resources

APPLICATION

When hired in a non-academic managerial position at McGill University, you are automatically registered as a MUNASA member by the department of Human Resources.

You can also sign-up at any time by completing and submitting our form:

MUNASA Application - EN

MUNASA Application - FR

INFORMATION

If you have any questions regarding your membership status and/or an email you received from us, please contact : info@munasa.com.

We also invite you to read our FAQ page.

All our members receive a welcome letter within a month of registration followed by regular email updates on relevant issues and important developments involving our membership.

PARTICIPATION

As a member, you are encouraged to participate in MUNASA activities:

Attend events, luncheon's & info sessions
Attend our annual general meeting
Join a committee
Run for an executive position
Vote in the elections

Useful Links

Role Profiles - Management, Professional, Excluded Positions

Role profile descriptions were written in 2001 to comply with Pay Equity legislation. The M-Compensation framework was developed in 2002 based on the role profile descriptions. Role profile descriptions are based on job families and Sub-families. There are seven (7) job families and a category for excluded positions. In 2008, the M-Compensation structure was updated and now includes the notion of a mid-point to be more in-line with market and industry practices

Salary Scales - Management, Professional, Excluded Positions

Salary scales effective date: June 1, 2017

Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP)

The EAP is a confidential counselling service. The program offers confidential, short term counselling and referral services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The professionals are qualified specialists from different fields (psychology, social work, educational counselling), and are all accredited.

Confidential assistance is available for a broad range of personal and work related concerns which may affect you or your family, such as:

• Personal and/or job stress
• Parenting issues
• Relationship issues
• Separation and loss
• Balancing work and Family
• Substance Abuse
• Traumatic Events

The program is provided at no cost to you.

Commision des normes de travail, de l'équité , de la santé et de la sécurité de travail

The Quebec Act respecting labour standards provides the minumum rights of an employee working in Quebec beyond which are the rights negotiated by M.U.N.A.S.A. on behalf of its members, the non-unionized non-academic staff.

Positions Available at McGill

Job postings at Human Resources