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MEDIA ADVISORY: Panel Discussion Nov. 13 – Transparency and the right to know how our money is spent

November 13, 2018November 12, 2018
Halifax – Please join us for a public panel discussion on November 13, 2018. Hear more about the call for public accountability legislation in Nova Scotia, and improved disclosure rules for the procurement of public services and infrastructure. LOCATION: Read more [...]
Tags Privatization, Right to Know

Why pay more to get less? P3 deal wrong way to build highway

January 17, 2019November 5, 2018
Nova Scotia highway workers, represented by CUPE 1867, launched a radio ad today asking the province not to use a public-private partnership (P3) to construct a new stretch of Highway 104. The Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Read more [...]
Tags CUPE 1867, highways, Privatization
Member update on health care bargaining

Council of Nursing Unions Concludes Face-To-Face Bargaining

October 31, 2018
Scheduled talks concluded October 30, for the Nova Scotia Council of Nursing Unions. The Nursing Council met this fall with the Employer group, a group of 19 representatives from the IWK and the Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) on September Read more [...]
Tags collective bargaining, CUPE 8920, health care
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CUPE NS Updates

  • Join CUPE Nova Scotia at the Cape Breton Pride Parade!
  • CBRM Outside Workers Vote Yes to Job Action
  • Emancipation Day
  • 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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  • • 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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