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Public services safety for LGBTQ2+ older adults and workers

How can public services ensure accessible, safer services for LGBTQ2+ older adults 55 years and over? How can we make safer workplaces for LGBTQ2+ workers who provide these services? What measures and approaches work? Our panel will answer these questions and more. Join us as we launch “It’s Got To Be About Safety”: Public Services that Work for LGBTQ2+ Older Adults and LGBTQ2+ Workers in Canada” a report from CUPE, Carleton University researchers and Egale Canada.
National President's Reports

National President's Report - December 2020

At the beginning of 2020, none of us could have imagined what the year had in store for us. It has been a very long hard year, for all of us. I am still so very proud of the work our members have done on the frontlines of the pandemic, of the way the leadership of our union at the local and provincial levels have fought to protect our members rights every step of the way, and of how our National Union and our staff have been there providing support whenever and wherever needed.
National Secretary-Treasurer's Reports

National Secretary-Treasurer's Report - December 2020

Over the past nine months our union, our social movements and our communities have been profoundly shaken and had to confront unprecedented challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic that swept the world. As is the case for unions elsewhere in Canada and across the world, CUPE faces new challenges: large scale lay-offs, seismic transformation of workplaces and work itself, the rise of remote and virtual work, increased surveillance, fundamental shifts in the operation of our organizations, and the most severe of all, COVID-19 related deaths and illnesses.