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Jailers at Sydney lockup launch campaign for wage parity

July 29, 2021July 22, 2021
Special constables working as jailers at the Cape Breton Regional Police Lock-up say they have waited long enough for the employer to address wage inequities and are now going public. The eight members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees Read more [...]
Tags CUPE 933, equal pay, special constables, Sydney, wage justice

Early childhood educators say funding announcement is a great first step

July 29, 2021July 13, 2021
Early childhood educators in Nova Scotia welcome the funding announcement made today by the federal and provincial governments. The union representing staff at many not-for-profit child care centres in the province, CUPE, says it looks forward Read more [...]
Tags childcare, early childhood education, Local 4745
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Child Care Now NS reacts to the monumentally significant agreement

August 23, 2021July 13, 2021
CUPE Nova Scotia is proud to be a part of the Child Care Now Nova Scotia coalition, which was founded to advocate for a universal, comprehensive, publicly funded, high quality, affordable, accessible, accountable, and not-for-profit early learning Read more [...]
Tags child care, Child Care Now Nova Scotia, early childhood educators, Early Learning
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