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April 13, 2011
Public Employee - Spring 2011
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April 5, 2011
CUPE BC Young Workers ‘cruising’ toward Convention
Young Workers—Get your cruise on! Click here for info on the Young Workers Task Force Convention Cruise event. cope491 ...
March 25, 2011
Honour the dead, fight for the living
BURNABY—April 28 is the National Day of Mourning for workers killed, injured or who become ill as a result of unsafe working conditions. In 1984 CUPE’s National Health and Safety Committee proposed the idea for a day to honour workers injured or killed at work. This year will mark the 27th National Day of Mourning and it will be recognized in more than a hundred countries around the world. On April 28 Canadians from coast to coast to coast will hold ceremonies to recognize workers who have lost ...
March 22, 2011
Earth Day–April 22, 2011
Earth Day is a time for all CUPE members to take action in their communities to help make the world greener and more sustainable. CUPE members can push for green actions in their workplaces by doing simple things like changing how you get to work and around your community, drinking only tap water, assessing your workplace’s environmental performance and many other steps. This year, CUPE National has produced a newsletter filled with current environmental facts that supports two main actions directed ...
February 24, 2011
Shift today, help keep your community strong!
Check out www.tenpercentshift.ca and take the Ten Percent Shift pledge! If enough of us shift just ten percent of our household spending to local goods and services from locally owned businesses, we can make a huge impact on the local economy. And please check out our Facebook page here, where you can post your local buying success stories—and challenges. COPE491 ...
February 3, 2011
Community Social Services workers to Bloy: Give us a fair deal!
BURNABY—British Columbia’s 15,000 community social service workers—including 2,500 CUPE members—are asking their supporters to contact their MLA, and Social Development minister Harry Bloy, to demand a fair deal. Unionized CSS workers provide important services to women, children and families, youth, people with physical or developmental disabilities and First Nations in towns across British Columbia. In recent times, however, community social services have suffered from cutbacks and inadequate ...