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Workers at Bethesda Community Services deliver a strong strike vote, launch website and outreach campaign

CUPE 2977 members send out a unity letter to Bethesda’s Board of Directors following the launch of a campaign website

CUPE 4911 members deliver supermajority petition calling for fair deal and urgent action on paramedic retention crisis

Members of CUPE 4911 delivered a petition today signed by roughly 80% of frontline paramedics calling on Peterborough County-City Paramedics (PCCP) to negotiate a fair agreement that addresses worsening staffing shortages, burnout, and worker retention.

Extendicare Central Bargaining Table Solidarity Rally

On Monday, June 29, members from locals participating in the Extendicare Central Bargaining table will be boarding buses across the province to hold a rally at Extendicare’s head office in Markham.

Oxfam Canada Board can’t claim to stand for feminism and justice while their workers strike

Two weeks into the strike at Oxfam Canada, CUPE 2722 is calling out the hypocrisy of Oxfam Canada’s Board of Directors and Executive Director Lauren Ravon, who continue to wrap themselves in the language of feminism, equity and justice while workers at their own organization are forced to strike for compassionate and inclusive workplace protections.

YMCA engages in union busting

The YMCA of Northern Alberta has removed three long-term employees who just happened to be leading an effort to get other employees to join CUPE.

CUPE 8125 calls on federal government to respect collective bargaining rights at WestJet

As conciliation between WestJet and CUPE 8125, the union representing WestJet flight attendants, approaches its conclusion, the local is calling on the federal government to respect the collective bargaining process and refrain from unnecessary intervention under Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code.

Shuniah firefighters ratify first collective agreement setting a new standard for volunteer firefighters across the province

Shuniah firefighters with CUPE 87 have ratified their first collective agreement, achieving landmark gains for themselves and setting a new standard for volunteer firefighters in Ontario.

CUPE challenges Penetanguishene water privatization at Labour Board

CUPE has filed an Unfair Labour Practice complaint against the Town of Penetanguishene, alleging council violated provincial labour law and workers’ collective agreement rights in its rush to outsource water and wastewater operations to the Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA).

Niagara paramedics launch radio campaign warning of growing emergency response crisis

Starting today, Niagara residents will hear directly from frontline paramedics warning that staffing shortages, burnout and retention problems are putting increasing pressure on emergency medical services across the region.

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.