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CUPE Nova Scotia Participating in Cape Breton Pride Parade

August 3, 2022August 2, 2022
Hey there CUPE Nova Scotia members! Interested in joining us for the Cape Breton Pride Parade, but needing transportation? If so, please reach out to our Diversity Vice-President, Dwayne Tattrie via text at 902-488-5457. We’ll be leaving the Read more [...]
Tags Human Rights, political action
Photo of CBRM city hall with text that says: CUPE 933, inside municipal workers, Cape Breton Regional Municipality

CUPE 933 takes strike vote in Cape Breton Regional Municipality

July 27, 2022
At a special meeting held yesterday, inside municipal workers with Cape Breton Regional Municipality, represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) local 933, voted in favour of pressure tactics up to and including strike action. The Read more [...]
Tags Cape Breton Regional Municipality, CBRM, collective bargaining, CUPE 933, municipal
Member update on health care bargaining

Health Support Bargaining Update – July 20, 2022

July 20, 2022
On Wednesday, May 17, the Health Support Bargaining Unit (Unifor, NSGEU and CUPE ) reached an impasse in bargaining a new collective agreement with Nova Scotia Health and the IWK. As a result, two days of conciliation were scheduled and the Read more [...]
Tags Acute Care, CUPE 8920, health care, Hospitals, support
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CUPE NS Updates

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