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This newly updated grievance fact sheet is designed to assist Stewards and local unions to keep a written record of what a grievance is about and what happens to it as it is processed through the various steps of the grievance procedure.

CUPE District Councils are groups of CUPE locals from a particular region that work together on common issues. Their work includes community projects, political action at the local level, bargaining support and the promotion of strong public services and other CUPE ideals. Find the district council nearest you.

The fund welcomes contributions from CUPE locals, councils, divisions and committees as well as individual CUPE members and staff.

Cold is rightly regarded by many workers as a hazard. Lowering of temperatures either outdoors or indoors causes not only general physical discomfort, but a loss of dexterity, energy and alertness. It can also lead to severe physical damage and death.

Noise is one of the most common health and safety hazards in the workplace. Noise is any sound that is unwanted, loud or harsh. Noise-induced hearing loss is a risk for many CUPE members. Hearing loss is gradual and can be hard for members to recognize until it is too late.

Asbestos is a mineral based fibre that has been widely used in building materials due to its resistance to heat and corrosive chemicals. Although there are six different varieties of asbestos minerals, there are three main types: chrysotile, amosite and crocidolite.

A listing of all downloadable CUPE logos, with links to download the files.

Shift work can be hazardous to workers’ health. We can do things to lessen the negative health impacts of shift work without compromising services.

Flexible benefit plans are an attack on traditional benefit plans. Calling them ‘flexible’ makes them sound better than they really are. Flexible plans are also referred to as ‘cafeteria’, ‘supermarket’ or ‘smorgasbord’ plans.

Do your members know their contract? This guide can help you make your collective agreement more accessible to members.