June 2019
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International solidarity report 2018-2019 | Canadian Union of Public Employees
CUPE is deeply committed to the global labour movement and to international solidarity. Building relationships with workers and community allies around the world strengthens our collective fight for human and labour rights, decent work, strong public services and peace. In 2018-2019, we continued to learn from and support movements that are at the heart of […] More
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CUPE will continue to stand up for members at Air Canada and Air Transat
The union representing flight attendants at Air Canada and Air Transat says it is cautiously optimistic about the news that Air Canada will buy Air Transat for a reported $520 million. However, the Canadian Union of Public Employees will be keeping a close eye on the process and promised to hold the airs accountable to their […] More
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Letter from Kyungkyu Yang of the Korean Public Service and Transport Workers’ Union
The following letter is from Kyungkyu Yang, KPTU Education Center ‘Wum’ Director and KPTU Advisor, to the members of CUPE Newfoundland Labrador. He was a special guest speaker at CUPE NL’s first-ever Global Justice Conference held in May 2019. June 12, 2019 To: Sherry Hillier, PresidentCUPE Newfoundland and Labrador Division Dear President Sherry Hillier, I feel greatly fortunate and grateful to […] More
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K-12 support workers in Revelstoke reach tentative agreement
CUPE 5150 K-12 support workers in Revelste BC reached a tentative agreement on June 17 following two bargaining sessions. “Our bargaining committee was great and negotiations were friendly,” said CUPE 5150 President Clara Maltby. “For what we had to work with, bargaining went well.” Maltby noted that contract language was cleaned up and that they were able to […] More
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K-12 Rocky Mountain support workers reach tentative agreement
CUPE 440 K-12 support workers in Rocky Mountain BC reached a tentative agreement on June 24. Bargaining began in May and the local met with the employer for a total of five sessions. “This was a tough round,” said CUPE 440 President Ann Purvis. “Some concessions were brought forward, but in the end we were able to find […] More
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K-12 support workers in Boundary BC reach tentative agreement
CUPE 2098 K-12 support workers in Christina Lake, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway, Rock Creek, Beaverl, and Big White BC reached a tentative agreement on June 25, following four bargaining sessions that began in April. “The commitment and creativity shown by the bargaining committee and our National Representative, along with respectful sessions with the employer, made this round of bargaining […] More