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Bargaining update for CUPE school support staff

May 13, 2022May 13, 2022
Member update on bargaining from the Nova Scotia School Board Council of Unions. The bargaining process There are two levels of bargaining taking place simultaneously, “provincial” and “local”. CUPE’s education locals, known collectively Read more [...]
Tags CUPE 2272, CUPE 3876, CUPE 3890, CUPE 4682, CUPE 5047, CUPE 5050, CUPE 955, CUPE 964, education, NSSBCU, SCFP 2272, school boards
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Indecision on Bill 148 leaves opportunity for Houston to repeal anti-worker legislation

May 11, 2022May 11, 2022
The following joint statement was issued by the NS Federation of Labour in response to a judgement issued today by the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal.  Unions representing more than 70,000 public sector workers in Nova Scotia are issuing Read more [...]
Tags Bill 148, Legislation, workers' rights
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Talks break down between CUPE 933 and Cape Breton Regional Municipality

May 10, 2022
Negotiations between municipal workers represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) 933 and their employer, Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM), have broken down and the union filed a request today for the assistance of Read more [...]
Tags CBRM, CUPE 933, municipal
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