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Employment equity: Building a representative workforce

Get your copy of CUPE’s new employment equity guide. Locals can use the guide to build equitable and inclusive workplaces. It includes sample collective agreement language and checklists to keep your work on track.

CUPE 4681 condemns deep staffing cuts at Northeastern Ontario school board

CUPE 4681 and the Ontario School Board Council of Unions (OSBCU) strongly condemn the Northeastern Catholic District School Board’s decision to move ahead with staffing reductions, warning that cuts will reduce supports for students and place additional pressure on education workers.

Another setback for paratransit users in Montréal

On Tuesday, the regional public transit authority for greater Montréal (ARTM) decided it will centralize administrative services for paratransit services across its territory. The ARTM has authorized the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) to administer this service.

“Why are we excluded?” CUPE personal support workers rally for fair treatment

CUPE’s hospital division, the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OCHU-CUPE), and CUPE Ontario’s Health Care Workers Coordinating Committee (HCWCC) jointly held a rally in Toronto on Tuesday demanding fair regulations for PSWs.

CUPE President Mark Hancock with his fist raised in solidarity with many airline workers at an airport

CUPE will defy Bill C-39’s unconstitutional limits on the right to strike if passed

The national executive board of Canada’s largest union, CUPE, has passed a unanimous resolution vowing to defy the Liberal government’s Bill C-39 limiting the constitutional right to strike if it is passed unamended through Parliament.

CUPE-Québec reacts to the Carney government’s attack on workers’ rights

While the Carney government boasted about standing up to President Trump over the past few months to defend the interests of working Canadians, it is now flip-flopping as Parliament resumes with an outright attack on workers’ most fundamental rights.

Region of Waterloo delayed bargaining for more than a month, leaving just four days to reach a deal

CUPE 1883 and the Regional Municipality of Waterloo will return to the bargaining table tomorrow with just four days remaining to reach a deal before a strike deadline of 12:01 a.m. Saturday.

CUPE to fight 413 job cuts at Hamilton Health Sciences, calls on the province to fully cover hospital’s operational costs

Hamilton Health Sciences’ plan to eliminate 413 jobs would further undermine services at a hospital already buckling under the pressure of rising demand and insufficient staffing, says CUPE.

Ajax Library workers achieve tentative agreement early Monday morning

Ajax library workers achieved a tentative agreement with the Ajax Public Library in the early hours of Monday, September 21, narrowly averting a strike. The deal came after more than 12 hours of bargaining the previous day.

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PAL Airlines flight attendants file for conciliation

Flight attendants at PAL Airlines are filing for conciliation with the federal labour board after bargaining has failed to produce sufficient progress on key issues.