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CUPE Submission to the Nova Scotia Expert Advisory Panel to Recommend Improvements in Long-Term Care

January 28, 2019November 28, 2018
Respectfully submitted on behalf of CUPE Nova Scotia and the CUPE Long-Term Care Coordinating Committee. Fix residential long-term care workers' conditions of work, to improve conditions of care CUPE Nova Scotia welcomes the Read more [...]
Tags long-term care, nursing homes, submission

Halifax Water employees approve strike mandate

November 23, 2018November 22, 2018
HALIFAX- After 12 days of bargaining, workers at Halifax Water, members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 227, have voted overwhelming in favour of strike action. CUPE National Representative Karen MacKenzie says there were Read more [...]
Tags bargaining, CUPE 227, Halifax Water, strike vote, water
Member update on health care bargaining

CUPE 8920 Update: Council of Nursing Unions to Defer Outstanding Issues to Arbitrator

November 15, 2018
The Nova Scotia Council of Nursing Unions (NSNU, NSGEU, CUPE and Unifor) and the employer group have completed collective bargaining and are referring all remaining matters in dispute to Arbitrator William Kaplan. Mr. Kaplan was named as mediator-arbitrator Read more [...]
Tags collective bargaining, CUPE 8920, Nursing
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CUPE NS Updates

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  • Action Network is free for CUPE locals in Nova Scotia!
  • Health Coalitions Issue Joint Statement Ahead of Council of the Federation

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