Nova Scotia School Support Staff Vote to Ratify Tentative Agreement
School support staff across Nova Scotia have voted to accept their tentative agreements, averting potential province-wide job action. The eight CUPE locals coordinated negotiations of their different ...
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Thank You, Danny
Danny has been a steadfast champion of the labour movement, dedicating his life to fighting for workers' rights, fair wages, ...
Canadian HR Reporter4d
'What are we doing to protect healthcare workers?'
“What are we doing to protect health-care workers? I would say we’re not doing enough,” said Adriane Gear, British Columbia ...
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Anonymous social media post reflects concerns of P.E.I.'s paramedics, says union
Similar issues have been raised "for years now," said Jason Woodbury, president of CUPE Local 3324, which represents paramedics ... P.E.I. are the lowest paid in the region, Woodbury said. In Nova ...
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Anonymous social media post reflects concerns of P.E.I.'s paramedics, says union
Similar issues have been raised "for years now," said Jason Woodbury, president of CUPE Local 3324 ... Woodbury said. In Nova Scotia, paramedics are paid three to five dollars more per hour ...
Financial Post22d
School Support Staff in Nova Scotia Reach Tentative Agreement
HALIFAX-KJIPUKTUK, Nova Scotia — The Nova Scotia School Board Council of Unions has reached a tentative agreement with the seven Regional Centres for Education and Conseil scolaire acadien provincial.
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CUPE unleashes damning report on North Bay school boards
Our schools are failing, CUPE warns. A recent release from CUPE emphasized an increase of “widespread violence, burnout, and lack of supports for students in North Bay schools.” It’s not ...