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University of Regina Employees’ Union signs new four-year collective agreement with the University of Regina

CUPE 5791, representing employees at the University of Regina, is pleased to announce the signing of a new four-year collective agreement.

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Paramedics file WSIB claims five times more than police, union calls for reversal of cuts

CACO, which represents 8,000 paramedics across the province, has serious concerns about WSIB’s plan to eliminate roughly 500 jobs and close ten regional offices. The changes would make paramedics less safe and supported.

School support workers to file 48-hour strike notice, holding “Trunk or Treat” rallies at MLA offices across Province

Today, school support workers represented by eight CUPE locals across the province will file their 48-hours notice of strike action.

Malartic demands employees sacrifice on wages despite $2M surplus

Workers with the City of Malartic have rejected an offer from their employer, with 87% of workers voting against. The members of CUPE 335 also voted 93% in favour of a mandate to apply pressure tactics, up to and including a possible general strike.

Peterborough paramedics end final scheduled bargaining day without a deal, remain ready to negotiate

The final scheduled day of negotiations between CUPE 4911 and Peterborough County-City Paramedics (PCCP) ended Tuesday without a tentative agreement.

Montreal blue collar workers ratify collective agreement

The Syndicat des cols bleus regroupés de Montréal, CUPE 301, representing 6,600 blue collar workers, voted in favor of the tentative agreement presented by their bargaining committee. Following a consultation process and electronic voting, the members voted 78.51% in favor of the agreement.

Hydro-Québec claims rejected twice in one week by the Administrative Labour Tribunal

The Syndicat des employé-e-s de métiers d’Hydro-Québec (CUPE 1500) has won a second victory before the Administrative Labour Tribunal (TAT), in less than one week. The Tribunal welcomed a request for redress from the union and ordered Hydro-Québec to provide release time for workers assigned to work recalls and dispatching, in order to maintain essential services during the strike.

CUPE health workers rally for fair wages at Saskatchewan Legislature

Hundreds of CUPE health care workers, members of the public and allies rallied on the steps of the Saskatchewan Legislature to demand fair wages and a decent contract for health care workers.

NS school support workers set strike deadline as government fails to reach deal

School support workers across Nova Scotia are preparing for a province-wide strike on Monday, November 2, unless the provincial government and school board employers come forward with an offer that delivers at least $3.50 an hour in wage increases for every worker by 2029.

CUPE 5430 recognizes Health Care Provider Week with day of action at the legislature

CUPE 5430 is recognizing Health Care Provider Week with a Day of Action at the Legislature on Oct. 28 to demand a fair contract.