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CUPE Local 786

CUPE Local 786

On the front lines.

Local 786 represents 1,700+ hospital workers in Hamilton and its surrounding ar

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Congratulations to Lauren from Charlton Campus who won a CUPE 786 swag bag for filling out a bargaining survey. Ontario Council of Hospital Unions CUPE Ontario #proudcupemember #cupe786 ... See MoreSee Less
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TAKE ACTION THIS EQUAL PAY DAY-April 4,2023
Wear red on April 4 post on social media use hashtags
#equalpayday #privatizationhurtswomen #closethepaygap
Click on the link below and see how else you can Take Action !

Congratulations to Lauren from Charlton Campus who won a CUPE 786 swag bag for filling out a bargaining survey. @OCHU_Healthcare @CUPEOntario
#proudcupemember #cupe786

We won’t stand by while our public services are starved by this government! Our province is in crisis, and we need to fight to make sure workers are paid what they are worth and our services have the funding they need to function. https://twitter.com/CUPEOntario/status/1639003386845732864

CUPE Ontario @CUPEOntario

🧵: CUPE ONTARIO REACTION TO #Budget2023

Ford government ignores workforce crisis in public services.

Total Ontario program spending is budgeted to go up $1.47 billion. That's 0.77%. This when the gov. expects consumer inflation to be 3.6%.

Worse: If you remove BS "contingency" funding increase of $2.25 B, then program spending is decreasing by $776 billion.

Austerity is back

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