What do Hamilton residents think about closing a local hospital? Poll results to be released June 1
Over 1200 Hamilton residents took part in a poll recently that measured residents’ attitudes toward […]
Month: May 2016
Ed Martin severance deal more proof that library closures unnecessary
The union representing the Newfoundland and Labrador’s library workers says the latest developments in the […]
CUPE Ontario elects most diverse executive board in Canadian labour history
Led by President Fred Hahn and Secretary-Treasurer Candace Rennick, CUPE Ontario elected the most diverse […]
Role of municipalities in long-term care poll results released Thursday
A survey of 814 North Bay and east Nipissing residents, testing attitudes about the role […]
How collective bargaining and living wage campaigns can lift workers out of poverty
Brian Edgecombe | CUPE Research Raising the wage floor is all about improving income for low-paid workers. Minimum wage […]
International Flight Attendant Day: On May 31st, these safety professionals deserve our thanks
On May 31st, International Flight Attendant Day, CUPE Airline Division President Michel Cournoyer encourages passengers […]
Zika virus disease
Recently, a new disease known as Zika virus disease (Zika) has gained world-wide attention. First diagnosed […]
CUPE NL to fight library closures
CUPE 2329 representing provincial library workers in Newfoundland and Labrador has a launched a radio […]
June 21 – National Aboriginal Day
The theme of this year’s National Aboriginal Day is “Promoting truth and reconciliation”. The Truth and […]
Notice to municipal workers (CUPE 1505) from Fort McMurray
On Monday May 23, 2016, the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo sent out an intent […]