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OCHU/CUPE report shows Ontario’s hospital bed crisis will deepen under Ford

Stella Yeadon | CUPE Communications

A recent report finds that Doug Ford’s election promise to end hallway medicine in Ontario is at odds with his government’s promised tax cuts, public service spending cuts and balanced budget.

WestJet flight attendants set for takeoff with CUPE

Hugh Pouliot | CUPE Communications

On July 31, over 3,000 flight attendants at WestJet received some incredible news: after a year-long organizing drive, they are getting their very first union with CUPE.

Merger votes an opportunity to explain why CUPE matters

Matt Stella | CUPE Communications

Brent Tousignant and his executive didn’t get much notice when their workplace, Kingston General Hospital, announced it was going through a merger. But when the announcement came, the Vice-President of CUPE 1974 went into full campaign mode.

CUPE restorative justice workers fight for fairness and raise the bar for everyone

Colleen Reynolds | CUPE Communications

Ford government opens door to ‘big-box’ corporate child care in Ontario

Matt Stella | CUPE Communications

Ontario child care advocates and CUPE child care workers are bracing for impact after the Ford government decided to scrap a key protection against the corporate takeover of Ontario’s child care sector.

Organizing: Putting our resources where our mouth is

Charles Fleury | National Secretary-Treasurer

A national effort to end violence in the workplace

National President’s Column

Whether they’re bus drivers, education assistants, flight attendants, nurses, or tax clerks, a growing number of CUPE members have something in common: violence in the workplace has affected them or one of their colleagues.

Post-secondary education: Our time to act!

Chandra Pasma | CUPE Communications

After decades of cuts to post-secondary education, it is time for the federal government to reinvest in our future.

CUPE gets organized

Emily Turk | CUPE Communications

From cabin crew in the air to shelter workers on the ground, over 7,800 new members joined CUPE this year—and it didn’t happen by accident.

Stop Workplace Sexual Violence

CUPE is committed to addressing and preventing sexual violence at work and recognizes that everyone has a right to work in a safe environment.

Sexual violence is any act targeting a person’s sexuality, gender expression or gender identity that is committed, attempted or threatened against a person without their consent. Sexual violence includes harassment, which is offensive behaviour that a reasonable person would consider unwelcome.

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