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1. 1. About the PSAC: Elected officers

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   Published on: 7/20/2008   Last Visited: 7/20/2008

   Regional Executive Vice-President: National Capital Region, Ed CashmanRegional Executive Vice-President: National Capital Region
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   Ed Cashman
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   Ed Cashman is the PSAC's Regional Executive Vice-President (REVP) for the National Capital Region (NCR), a region containing almost one-third of the PSAC membership.He was re-elected REVP in 2005 at the PSAC's NCR Triennial Regional Convention in Ottawa.
   
   As an REVP, Ed is responsible for the following activities in his region: Regional Council, 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 and District Labour Councils.
   
   He shares the following national responsibilities within the PSAC:
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   Before his election to full-time union office in 2000, Ed was a consular officer with the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.

2. 2. psac.com

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   Published on: 11/21/2007   Last Visited: 11/21/2007

   I know we will all benefit from their enthusiasm," declared Ed Cashman, the PSAC Regional Executive Vice President for the NCR.

3. 3. Ed Cashman re-elected VPER National Capital Region

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   Published on: 5/1/2005   Last Visited: 12/10/2007

   Ed Cashman re-elected PSAC Regional Executive Vice-President for the National Capital Region
   
   OTTAWA - Delegates to the PSAC's National Capital Region Convention have elected Ed Cashman as their Regional Executive Vice-President for a second term.
   
   "Workers' rights are constantly being threatened on both sides of the Ottawa River and everywhere in Canada," said Cashman after his election."We need to work together in this region in the coming months to defend our rights.There is a lot to do and our 45,000 members deserve that we give it our best."
   
   Cashman was first elected at PSAC's triennial national convention in 2003.Delegates to at this convention changed the process to allow for the election of the union's seven Regional Executive Vice-Presidents at a triennial convention in each region.
   
   Prior to his election as REVP - NCR, Ed was National President of PSAC's National Component from 1999 to 2002.Ed has been a PSAC activist for many years, starting out his union career as National Director for Countries outside of Canada from 1996-1998.He was President of his Local from 1998 to 1999.