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Our National Executive Board met in Ottawa June 18 – 20, 2024. These are the highlights of their deliberations and decisions.

CUPE’s financial statements are independently audited by Deloitte LLP.

What an amazing spring it has been. Division conventions were held across the country, bringing with them renewed vigour to continue the important work our union must do to defend workers’ rights, fight for public services, and protect good jobs.

The last few months have been filled with opportunities to meet with leaders, members, and activists from across the country at regional conventions. CUPE is now 750,000 members strong, and I am incredibly honoured to have the privilege to represent these hard-working members on the national stage.

A new CUPE research report shines a spotlight on the ways for-profit services harm Indigenous, Black and racialized workers and their communities. The Colour of Privatization looks at the origins and ongoing impacts of privatization, shares members’ experiences with contracting out, and outlines concrete ways to fight racial discrimination and strengthen public services.

“I get inspired by the issues with our band that I bring to CUPE,” says National Indigenous Council co-chair Brandice Blanchard. Learn how Blanchard connects union and community in this profile, part of a series sharing the stories of members of the National Indigenous Council and National Racial Justice Committee.