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Bloodied, broken and burned out: 88% of long-term care staff experience violence

CUPE delegation members outside UN HQ (L-R): Veriline Howe, CUPE 2191 Vice-President; Stacey Connor CUPE 2073 President; Candace Rennick, CUPE Regional Vice-President for Ontario; Annick Desjardins, Executive Assistant to CUPE’s national president; Kelti

CUPE joins global push for gender justice at UN

McNeil government fails to ask people living in Cape Breton how they want their public health care services delivered

Increased daily care for residents must come with Ontario’s new long-term care beds

Statue d'Honoré Mercier devant l’Assemblé nationale du Québec

Quebec budget: investment in home care, fears about the private sector's role

Black and white photo of workers with white text highlighted in pink that says Stand Against the Cuts

Saskatchewan budget is balanced in favour of bureaucracy, at the expense of front line care

Two women and one man hold autism activism signs at a protest

Families living with autism need public services, not a six month reprieve

CUPE declares impasse in talks with Town of Placentia, NL

SK Budget barely balanced but on the back of working people and public services

Marle Roberts at CUPE AB convention 2019

Outgoing CUPE AB President urges delegates to keep up the fight for working people

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