In March 2021, CUPE’s National Executive Board (NEB) created the Safe Union Spaces Working Group to address serious and ongoing issues of sexual and gender-based violence and other forms of harassment and discrimination in our union spaces.
Better wages. REPEAL of PC wage cut - Bill 124. Better benefits following the pandemic. A fair new contract for hospital workers. Join hundreds of Hamilton, west GTA hospital staff for this important rally: MAY 11, 11 AM – 1 PM, HAMILTON – ST. JOSEPH’S HEALTHCARE
Remembering those killed, injured or made ill in the workplace and renewing our commitment to prevention.
Just because it’s a cliché doesn’t mean this really isn’t the most important provincial election of our time. The first election since COVID-19 is a monumental opportunity for workers and communities to kick the Ford Conservatives out and finally build the Ontario we deserve.
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Two in three Ontarians oppose or somewhat oppose health care workers being limited to a 1% maximum pay increase by the Ontario government.
The annual OCHU awards recognize our outstanding members. Visit the link to nominate your colleagues!
15,000 postcards demanding repeal of Bill 124 delivered to Premier Ford. CUPE Local 6341 President-elect Pam Parks (Lakeridge hospitals) speaks on February 22 at Queen’s Park.
OCHU/CUPE met March 4 with the Premier’s office and asked that any retention bonus be applied to all health care workers. They asked that Bill 124 be repealed and that we be allowed to bargain real wage increases and benefit and premium improvements for the nurses and other health care workers that they represent.
Today (March 8, International Women’s Day) we collectively acknowledge the contribution women make to better Ontarians’ lives.