Bargaining Forward: New print ad from CUPE 227, Halifax Water workers
Check out the new print ad in the Chronicle Herald on February 2, 2019, by the members of CUPE 227, municipal workers employed by Halifax Water.
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Early Childhood Educators in Nova Scotia feeling “unappreciated and underpaid”: results of new workforce survey reveals
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Nova Scotia (CCPA-NS) released a new report today that provides a snapshot of what it is like for Early Childhood Educators (ECE) to work in the Early Learning and Child Care sector in Nova Scotia. Read more [...]
Rebuild long-term care in Nova Scotia with qualified staff and a minimum 4.1 hours of care
CUPE Nova Scotia is calling on the McNeil government to immediately increase funding to all publicly-funded long-term care facilities, so they reach a minimum staff funding of 4.1 hours of care per resident each day.
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