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Turning my back on NS Liberals CUPE 8920

Member update on health care bargaining – October 13, 2017

October 13, 2017

After 22 days of negotiations, multiple pieces of Liberal legislation attacking workers’ rights, and employers who are attempting to take away key benefits from health care workers, talks have finally broken down between the Nova Scotia Council Read more […]

Tags bargaining update, collective bargaining, CUPE 8920, health care
Delegates hold up voting cards at the CUPE National Convention

Convention 2017 – Moving Forward Together

October 12, 2017

Dear Sisters, Brothers, and Friends: We’d like to thank the 2,200 delegates who took the time out of their lives to attend our National Convention in Toronto last week. We know it’s not easy, and we appreciate your commitment to our union, Read more […]

Tags collective bargaining, governance, national convention, strategic directions, strike pay

Nova Scotia Liberal Government stomping on workers’ rights

September 22, 2017

Unions fight-back legislation in Nova Scotia Hundreds of union members from across the province descended on opening day of the Nova Scotia Legislature on September 21, 2017. The workers, from several public sector unions, drowned out the Read more […]

Tags Bill 148, collective bargaining, Mark Hancock, nan mcfadgen, rally
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CUPE NS Updates

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  • • Nova Scotia New Democratic Party
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  • • Managed Health Care Services Incorporated
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