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P.A.D.S Community Network seeks Volunteers

September 27, 2021
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Web banner. Text: Bargaining update, CUPE 759, Proud to deliver quality public services in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality. Images: photo strip with four photos of members on the job (heavy equipment operator, driving a truck with CBRM written on the side, snow shovelling, and driving a snow plow on a sidewalk).

Union applies for conciliation in negotiations with Cape Breton Regional Municipality

September 24, 2021
Upon the request of the union, a conciliation officer has been appointed by the Nova Scotia Department of Labour and Advanced Education to assist with negotiations between the members of CUPE 759 and their employer, Cape Breton Regional Municipality Read more [...]
Tags CBRM, collective bargaining, CUPE 759, municipal
Photo of Nan McFadgen walking through crowd in a corridor at CUPE National Convention in 2019.

Take a Look at Ourselves: A Call to Make Space for Diverse Voices

September 7, 2021
“The presence of diverse voices at the table often creates a conversation that would never have happened otherwise." On August 31, Nova Scotia’s newly elected government chose a 71-year-old white man to be in charge of African Nova Scotian Read more [...]
Tags Diversity, equality, Labour media, Our Times, Racism, workers' rights
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