Child care
Why public early childhood education and care?
Oct 26, 2009 03:29 PM CUPE has long opposed privatization in child care, and believes public funding is the way to go, and that child care programs should not have to rely mainly on parent fees, vouchers or subsidies. For-profit child care — a growing sector — is not consistent with high quality programs, and good wages and working conditions for staff. more »
Canadian women still waiting for action on child care
Mar 4, 2010 11:43 AM Listen to CUPE National Equality director Maureen Morrison speak with activist Mira Hill about the need for an accessible, universal child care program. more »
- CUPE NL child care workers say current wage subsidy model working well 07/09/10
- P.E.I. leadership on child care an example for others 06/08/10
- CUPE Nova Scotia welcomes new child care money – but says it raises many questions 04/13/10
- Right decision to fund child care in tomorrow’s budget CUPE Ontario president tells Premier 03/24/10
- Child care workers at five Halifax centres vote 100% in favour of strike action 03/10/10
- Budget 2010: Early Learning and Child Care 03/05/10
- CUPE child care employees at Memorial University receive 21.5% wage increase 12/16/09
- Child Care Profile: Manitoba 11/24/09
- Child Care Profile : Saskatchewan 11/24/09
- Public child care profile : Toronto, Ontario 11/23/09