We stand united and dedicated to addressing our universal concerns, establishing a national voice for our profession, and to stopping prison privatization. Is Corrections U.S.A . We do not negotiate contracts, handle grievances or the like. However, we do provide networking opportunities for our members to share and learn from the wealth of knowledge and experience of other CUSA members expert in the collective bargaining arena. By way of Committee's which investigate a specific area, report their findings, design action plans, and make recommendations on how to best address certain issues that are important to our profession.
Committees meet at our quarterly conferences and continue to communicate during the interim.
Involvement by all Correctional Officers is encouraged. Any interested member need only contact a Committee Chair to seek permission to participate. This is a volunteer organization, we can use all the assistance and expertise you can lend. At our conferences, Committees hold their respective meetings and then report back to the membership during our open sessions. Generally there are two types of membership, organizational and individual.