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Gilbert Centre workers launch "Worth Fighting For" campaign over management’s failure to provide fair wages

Frontline social service and healthcare workers represented by CUPE 1813.14 have launched the “Worth Fighting For” campaign aimed at reaching a fair collective agreement, without disrupting the vital services they provide across Simcoe-Muskoka.

TTC supervisors take strike vote as they continue to bargain their first collective agreement

Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) station supervisors, represented by CUPE 5585, voted overwhelmingly last week to authorize a strike as negotiations for their first collective agreement stall.

Ford announcement leaves Scarborough hospitals facing cuts to staff and services due to underfunded operating budget

Just a week after Scarborough Health Network (SHN) workers held a rally surrounding chronic understaffing and increasing violence against hospital workers, Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones announced Tuesday that the Ontario government would begin construction of a new emergency department at Centenary Hospital.

The funds hospitals use to pay day-to-day bills have plummeted by $2.2 billion since 2020, says new report

Ontario’s hospital crisis has hit a boiling point, says new report released today by CUPE’s Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OCHU/CUPE).

Sky’s the limit for flight attendants when government isn’t tipping the scales: CUPE

Statement from CUPE National President Mark Hancock, CUPE National Secretary-Treasurer Candace Rennick and CUPE Airline Division President Wesley Lesosky on the tentative agreement between CUPE 8125 and WestJet.

WestJet mainline flight attendants reach tentative agreement

WestJet Mainline flight attendants have reached a tentative agreement after strike action helped bring the parties to a resolution. With the strike now over, flight attendants will be returning to work.

WestJet flight attendants go on strike

CUPE 8125 WestJet flight attendants have officially gone on strike.

City workers apply for mediation in effort to avoid disruption for Mission residents

CUPE 1267 has applied to the BC Labour Relations Board to seek the assistance of a mediator as part of ongoing collective bargaining with the City of Mission.

CUPE applauds Mayor Gillingham’s support for a fourth branch of 911

Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham’s support for building social workers directly into the 911 emergency system is a crucial step in addressing the growing mental health crisis, says CUPE 500, representing Winnipeg’s municipal workers.

Wages for Saskatchewan health care workers are the lowest in Canada

CUPE 5430 has released new research showing that most health care workers in Saskatchewan are the lowest paid in all of Canada. After four years without a wage increase, CUPE 5430 is calling for desperately needed wage increases to retain health care workers in Saskatchewan’s critically short-staffed health system.