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Results 31 - 40 of 46 Filter Active Filters Search results Retirement security is key to solving housing crisis The affordable housing crisis in Canada means that home ownership is out of reach for many workers. It is also becoming more difficult to find safe, clean, and comfortable rental housing. One surprising obstacle to housing affordability? Canada’s inadequate public pensions. Too many people must rely on the value of their home going up – worsening affordability for future generations – in order to retire. CUPE statement on violence in Palestine and Israel CUPE grieves the loss of life brought by the recent escalation of violence in Israel and Palestine. We are horrified by the Hamas attack on Israel and the retribution by the State of Israel on the people of Palestine, and condemn all acts of violence against innocent civilians. We recognize that many Canadians are terrified for their loved ones and we offer heartfelt condolences to all affected families and communities. Report International Solidarity Report 2022-2023 On CUPE’s 60th anniversary, we’re looking back at the importance and impact of our international solidarity work. From day one, building alliances with labour and social movements in other countries has been a priority for our union. A hand in the rebuilding of Haiti On January 12, 2010, Haiti was rocked by an earthquake that devastated many buildings and infrastructure. This was an event that the country, already the poorest in the Americas, could certainly have done without. Counterpoint Oct 07, 2022 Climate justice: A public, fair future for all Climate justice is public. It is increasingly evident that governments who continue to follow the lead of the corporate sector and the rules of the current economic system will be unable to address the climate crisis. The younger generations are particularly clear about the urgent need to save the planet, and that an energy transition to low-carbon alternatives and reduced consumption must not rely on corporations or their market-based “solutions”. December 17, 2024 International Migrants Day On December 18, CUPE expresses solidarity with people around the world who have been forced to leave their homes in search of decent work, safety, security, and a life where basic human and labour rights are respected. Guide Toolkit: Keep our pensions out of privatization The Keep our pensions out of privatization toolkit gives CUPE activists and pension representatives information about the dangers of pension funds investing in public-private partnerships (P3s) and other types of privatization. Dec 10, 2019 Migrant Rights Network The Migrant Rights Network is a cross-Canada alliance to combat racism and fight for migrant justice. We are an alliance of self-organized groups of refugees and migrants and allies. We are forming in response to increased racism and anti-immigrant organizing in Canada in the lead up to the federal elections in 2019. Dec 10, 2019 Immigrant Workers Centre The Immigrant Workers Centre (IWC) defends the rights of immigrants in their places of work and fights for dignity, respect, and justice. International solidarity CUPE is deeply committed to international solidarity and the pursuit of global justice. Strengthening the global labour movement and building relationships with workers and community allies around the world is essential to our collective fight for human and labour rights, decent work, strong public... Pagination Pagination Previous Page 4 of 5 Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Current page 4 Page 5 Next Share this page
Retirement security is key to solving housing crisis The affordable housing crisis in Canada means that home ownership is out of reach for many workers. It is also becoming more difficult to find safe, clean, and comfortable rental housing. One surprising obstacle to housing affordability? Canada’s inadequate public pensions. Too many people must rely on the value of their home going up – worsening affordability for future generations – in order to retire.
CUPE statement on violence in Palestine and Israel CUPE grieves the loss of life brought by the recent escalation of violence in Israel and Palestine. We are horrified by the Hamas attack on Israel and the retribution by the State of Israel on the people of Palestine, and condemn all acts of violence against innocent civilians. We recognize that many Canadians are terrified for their loved ones and we offer heartfelt condolences to all affected families and communities.
Report International Solidarity Report 2022-2023 On CUPE’s 60th anniversary, we’re looking back at the importance and impact of our international solidarity work. From day one, building alliances with labour and social movements in other countries has been a priority for our union.
A hand in the rebuilding of Haiti On January 12, 2010, Haiti was rocked by an earthquake that devastated many buildings and infrastructure. This was an event that the country, already the poorest in the Americas, could certainly have done without.
Counterpoint Oct 07, 2022 Climate justice: A public, fair future for all Climate justice is public. It is increasingly evident that governments who continue to follow the lead of the corporate sector and the rules of the current economic system will be unable to address the climate crisis. The younger generations are particularly clear about the urgent need to save the planet, and that an energy transition to low-carbon alternatives and reduced consumption must not rely on corporations or their market-based “solutions”.
December 17, 2024 International Migrants Day On December 18, CUPE expresses solidarity with people around the world who have been forced to leave their homes in search of decent work, safety, security, and a life where basic human and labour rights are respected.
Guide Toolkit: Keep our pensions out of privatization The Keep our pensions out of privatization toolkit gives CUPE activists and pension representatives information about the dangers of pension funds investing in public-private partnerships (P3s) and other types of privatization.
Dec 10, 2019 Migrant Rights Network The Migrant Rights Network is a cross-Canada alliance to combat racism and fight for migrant justice. We are an alliance of self-organized groups of refugees and migrants and allies. We are forming in response to increased racism and anti-immigrant organizing in Canada in the lead up to the federal elections in 2019.
Dec 10, 2019 Immigrant Workers Centre The Immigrant Workers Centre (IWC) defends the rights of immigrants in their places of work and fights for dignity, respect, and justice.
International solidarity CUPE is deeply committed to international solidarity and the pursuit of global justice. Strengthening the global labour movement and building relationships with workers and community allies around the world is essential to our collective fight for human and labour rights, decent work, strong public...
