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CUPE members push for better working conditions and public health care during Continuing Care Month

October 14, 2022
“In celebration of Continuing Care Month, we would like to take this opportunity to recognize the incredible work and dedication of health care team members across Nova Scotia, including the 10,000 home support, acute care and long-term care Read more [...]
Tags Acute Care, Continuing Care Assistants, home support, long-term care
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CUPE Nova Scotia statement of solidarity with the people of Iran

October 14, 2022October 14, 2022
CUPE Nova Scotia stands in solidarity with the Iranian people’s mass uprising against the autocratic and repressive Islamic Republic of Iran. The Iranian regime has unleashed its state security to quash the protestors and has so far brutalized, Read more [...]
Tags Human Rights, Iran
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Administrative Professionals Bargaining Update

October 14, 2022October 14, 2022
Your Administrative Professionals Bargaining Committee (members from CUPE and NSGEU) would like to provide you with an update as to the status of bargaining your new collective agreement. The bargaining team will exchange bargaining proposals Read more [...]
Tags Acute Care, collective bargaining, CUPE 8920
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CUPE NS Updates

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  • CUPE Nova Scotia Long Term & Community Care Committee Bargaining Update
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