We are PROUD of our #nsfrontlinefaces
As our way to show how proud, appreciative and thankful we are of our members working on the frontline, we will be posting weekly video clips of submitted photos or shots of our members on social media with the hashtag #nsfrontlinefaces, to recognize them for their dedication, devotion & heroism through this global pandemic.
Help us show fellow Nova Scotians the faces of our true heroes – Send us your faces via email @ nanmcf@icloud.com
THANK YOU FRONTLINERS!
Worker’s Day of Mourning prmotion
On April 28, the National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job, we remember all the workers we have lost, and we vow to keep fighting for safe and healthy workplaces for everyone.
Every year in Canada, around 1000 workers lose their lives on the job. Their deaths are preventable and should not happen. And each one is a tragedy.
Last year, CUPE lost 11 members to workplace-related fatalities.
“Our love and solidarity go out to the families, friends, and co-workers of those we have lost,” says CUPE National President Mark Hancock. “A healthy and safe workplace is the right of each and every worker under the sun, and this is why we fight for the living.”