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Have you been working through the Pandemic? Acadia Researchers want to hear from you!

August 14, 2020
Researchers from Acadia University are conducting a survey on workers’ experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic. If you are at least 18 years of age and are a retail worker, long term care worker, or teacher who worked during the Read more [...]

Calling all CUPE long-term care members! Invitation to participate in research study

September 14, 2020August 4, 2020
Are you a CUPE member working in long-term care? You’re invited to participate in a research project entitled “The Work Culture of Nursing Homes in Nova Scotia: A Qualitative Study”. CUPE Nova Scotia’s Division Executive is encouraging Read more [...]
Tags Continuing Care Assistants, Licensed Practical Nurses, long-term care, Registered Nurses
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CUPE calls on Ottawa to conduct inquiry: the only appropriate response to largest mass shooting in Canadian history

July 27, 2020
The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) , the largest union in Canada, is calling on the federal government to conduct a full public inquiry into the worst mass shooting in Canadian history that occurred in Nova Scotia in April, the only Read more [...]
Tags Domestic Violence, nan mcfadgen, NSTHSC, Transition Houses, women
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CUPE NS Updates

  • 2026 Women’s Conference
  • National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
  • 2025 Scholarship and Bursary Winners
  • WCB Training
  • 2025 Labour Day Events in Nova Scotia

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  • • CUPE National
  • • CUPE NS Home Support Coordinating Committee
  • • CUPE NS Long Term Care and Community Services Coordinating Committee
  • • CUPE NS LPN Facebook page
  • • Canadian Labour Congress
  • • Nova Scotia Federation of Labour
  • • Nova Scotia New Democratic Party
  • • The Office of the Worker Counsellor
  • • Managed Health Care Services Incorporated
  • • Nova Scotia Health Coalition

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