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Celebrating our nursing teams: LPNs, RNs and CCAs!

May 9, 2022May 9, 2022
National Nursing Week is May 9th to 15th, and we are celebrating the incredible work of nursing teams across the province – including licensed practical nurses, registered nurses, and continuing care assistants. We value the work they do Read more [...]
Tags CCA, health care, long-term care, LPN, Nursing Week, RN

Houston health care plan erodes Nova Scotia’s public health care system

April 22, 2022
The Houston government’s new health care plan, released today, shows that they are not listening to workers and other stakeholders, and raises red flags that more private, for-profit interests will be allowed to step into the public health Read more [...]
Tags Budget, Economy, health care
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Become a member of the CUPE Atlantic Maritime Region Indigenous Council

April 8, 2022
Calling all CUPE members in the Atlantic-Maritimes region who self-identify as Indigenous – First Nations, Metis or Inuit! Please consider joining the newly created CUPE Atlantic Maritime Region Indigenous Council (CAMIC). The first meeting Read more [...]
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CUPE NS Updates

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  • • Nova Scotia New Democratic Party
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  • • Nova Scotia Health Coalition

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