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WSIB workers won’t let their compassion be exploited

Members of OCEU/CUPE 1750 were at Queen’s Park in Toronto yesterday to update Ontario workers on the continued challenges they are facing in their negotiations with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, WSIB.

Union education

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UCP introduces private, for-profit hospitals

A bill before the Alberta Legislature will, if passed, allow for the operation and funding of hospitals by private, for-profit entities.

Toronto 2025

National Convention reminders

Backing down is not in our playbook: Hancock

In an ever-changing and increasingly chaotic world, Canada’s largest union is ready to fight for workers, public services, and better communities for everyone across the country. That was the message from CUPE National President Mark Hancock in his address to the 2025 CUPE BC convention.

Let's think and act boldly: Candace Rennick to CUPE BC Convention

While a far-right federal government was avoided, CUPE National Secretary Treasurer Candace Rennick said Canada’s largest union must be ready to keep taking on anti-worker policies.

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Counterpoint

Counterpoint is CUPE’s national magazine. It highlights stories from across the country about how CUPE members engage and stand in solidarity. Subscribe to read about the campaigns, ideas, and bold actions that drive change in our union and our communities.

CUPE Economy at Work

Economy at Work

Economy at Work is published four times a year by CUPE to provide workers and their representatives with accessible information and analysis of relevant economic developments and to assist in bargaining.

CUPE Publications

Barrels of toxic materials

Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)

The Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) is Canada’s national hazard information and communication standard. It ensures consistency in how information about harmful materials is provided to workers.