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CUPE 5569 condemns job cuts at Sudbury Catholic District School Board despite funding and enrolment growth

CUPE 5569 and the Ontario School Board Council of Unions (OSBCU) strongly condemn the Sudbury Catholic District School Board’s decision to move ahead with staffing reductions despite projected increases in enrolment and provincial funding for the 2026–27 school year.

Personal support workers to protest new rules that put experienced workers at risk

Personal support worker and president of CUPE 132 Tera Engley is deeply apprehensive about Ontario’s new PSW regulatory body, which impacts 322 workers at her local union at a Durham long-term care home.

City report confirms Sudbury's paramedic retention crisis; workers urge action

A new Sudbury report confirms what paramedics have been warning for years: the City’s Paramedic Services is struggling to retain experienced staff.

CUPE 3396 condemns deep staffing cuts at Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board amid ongoing staffing crisis

CUPE 3396 and the Ontario School Board Council of Unions (OSBCU) strongly condemn the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board’s decision to move ahead with staffing cuts, warning that reductions will further strain already understaffed schools and reduce supports for students with increasingly complex needs.

CUPE 3166 condemns deep staffing cuts at Halton Catholic District School Board amid ongoing staffing crisis

CUPE 3166 and the Ontario School Board Council of Unions (OSBCU) strongly condemn the Halton Catholic District School Board’s decision to move ahead with significant staffing cuts despite longstanding concerns about understaffing and increasing workload pressures across the Board.

Over 100 long-term care workers rally for better working conditions and wages as for-profit corporation stonewalls in negotiations

On Monday, June 29, over 100 long-term care workers from across the province boarded buses to hold a rally at Extendicare’s head office in Markham.

Hospital workers and patients inside a brightly lit hospital

Privatization is no solution to the health care crisis: CUPE Report

Privatization is running rampant in Canada’s health care system and it is affecting patient outcomes from coast to coast. CUPE has produced a report looking at the problem and proposing solutions.

Long-term care workers kept out as employers refuse to negotiate remaining issues to end strike

Employers at Admiral and White Hills Long-Term Care Centres, and Bay Side Home have forced hundreds of long-term care workers back on strike this week over remaining local issues despite the tentative agreement reached on June 6.

Quebec paramedics block the Treasury Board

Early Thursday morning, more than 300 paramedics from across Quebec blocked all entrances to the provincial Treasury Board at 875 Grande Allée, preventing employees from entering.

Health care workers deserve respect, not scam emails

CUPE NL is deeply concerned by NL Health’s use of a fake promise for an extra paid leave day during a cybersecurity test when health care workers are already stretched thin and continuously denied their leave requests.