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“Give working people a fighting chance to build a life of dignity”: CUPE’s Airline Division calls for repealing of Bill C-39

Monday evening, Wesley Lesosky, president of CUPE’s Air Canada Component and CUPE’s Airline Division, appeared before the Legislative Committee on Bill C-39, addressing the serious concerns it poses for working people in Canada.

Library Board targeted seniors, terminating benefits day before strike began, CUPE learns

CUPE, representing over 70 workers on strike at the Thunder Bay Public Library (TBPL) has learned that the Library’s Board of Directors terminated employees’ benefits the day before the strike began, while workers were still at the bargaining table.

Equal work for equal pay at Edmonton Public Schools

A large wage gap among the workers is hurting the special needs students who depend upon them.

Help CUPE 2484 members at Start Right Child Care avoid a strike!

We are CUPE Local 2484 members who work at Start Right Child Care in Toronto. We are currently fighting for a fair agreement that addresses the high cost of living and supports quality childcare, consistency and stability for the children we care for. We are currently facing the possibility of going...

Huron County paramedics deliver near-unanimous strike vote as negotiations flat line

Paramedics with Huron County Paramedic Services have delivered a resounding yes in their first-ever strike vote, sending a clear message to the County of Huron that mental health supports, wages, and benefits must improve.

CUPE 2484 reaches deal to end lockout at Ideal Child Services Group

CUPE 2484 has reached a tentative agreement with Ideal Child Services Group (ICSG), bringing an end to the lockout of child care workers that began on October 5.

Tentative agreement reached between school support workers, RCEs, CSAP, and government

After ten long months of bargaining, the Nova Scotia School Board Council of Unions (NSSBCU) is very pleased to announce that we have reached a tentative agreement.

Ford Conservatives pandering to “corporate welfare bums” as people and public services go begging

While Ontarians struggle to make ends meet and workers struggle to deliver threadbare public services, Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy has announced a huge corporate tax break that takes billions out of government coffers and further shortchanges the public services that Ontarians rely on.

Paramedics load an injured worker on to an ambulance

Paramedics file WSIB claims five times more than police, union calls for reversal of cuts

CACO, which represents 8,000 paramedics across the province, has serious concerns about WSIB’s plan to eliminate roughly 500 jobs and close ten regional offices. The changes would make paramedics less safe and supported.

School support workers to file 48-hour strike notice, holding “Trunk or Treat” rallies at MLA offices across Province

Today, school support workers represented by eight CUPE locals across the province will file their 48-hours notice of strike action.