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Support staff to Churchill: “We’re an integral part of the Nova Scotia education system too”

March 27, 2018

“CUPE is asking Minister Churchill to meet to discuss the path this government is taking based on the Report on Inclusion released yesterday. CUPE wants to ensure that our members’ needs are met, while continuing to provide the best environment Read more […]

Tags education, inclusion, nan mcfadgen, school boards

News Release: Nova Scotia Council of Health Care Unions announce strike vote

March 22, 2018March 22, 2018

The following joint news release was issued by the Nova Scotia Health Care Council of Unions this morning. After more than a year of bargaining, the Nova Scotia Health Care Council of Unions is announcing that it will soon hold Nova Read more […]

Tags collective bargaining, health care, Nova Scotia Health Care Council of Unions
Member update on health care bargaining

Member Update: Health Care Bargaining – March 21, 2018

March 21, 2018

Today, the Nova Scotia Council of Health Care Unions, NSHA, and IWK completed another seven days of conciliation without meaningful progress. The Employer’s representatives from the NSHA and IWK have slowed the pace of bargaining significantly Read more […]

Tags collective bargaining, health care, member update
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CUPE NS Updates

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