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Back In House: Why Local Governments Are Bringing Services Home

April 20, 2017June 2, 2016 by creynolds

Back In House: Why Local Governments Are Bringing Services Home, a new report from the Columbia Institute, is about the emerging trend of remunicipalization. Municipal services that were once outsourced are finding their way back home. Most Read more […]

Categories Privatization Tags Contracting Out, municipal, Privatization

Lessons from the Charbonneau Commission

April 20, 2017February 20, 2016 by creynolds

Privatizing public services can have dangerous consequences Most people will remember the explosive allegations exposed by Quebec’s public inquiry into corruption and collusion within Quebec’s construction industry. The Charbonneau Read more […]

Categories Privatization Tags Hospitals, Privatization

Equality Statement

February 9, 2021November 6, 2015 by creynolds
Web banner: CUPE

Union solidarity is based on the principle that union members are equal and deserve mutual respect at all levels. Any behaviour that creates conflict prevents us from working together to strengthen our union. As unionists, mutual respect, Read more […]

Categories Article, Human Rights Tags equality, Human Rights, Racism
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CUPE NS Updates

  • CUPE Nova Scotia’s 2023 Award, Scholarship & Bursary Applications
  • SAVE THE DATE: Atlantic Weeklong, June 25 – 30th
  • CUPE education workers vote 97.5% to strike; government must negotiate fair agreement to lift school support staff out of poverty
  • 2023 CUPE Nova Scotia Convention Call
  • CUPE Nova Scotia One-Day Labour Educational

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