VANCOUVER—CUPE universities job action continues this week with overtime bans and picket lines at UBC. CUPE 116 at the University of British Columbia set up picket lines early Tuesday morning shutting down the General Services Administration Building (GSAB) and Mary Bollert Hall.

VANCOUVER—CUPE universities job action continues this week with overtime bans and picket lines at UBC. CUPE 116 at the University of British Columbia set up picket lines early Tuesday morning shutting down the General Services Administration Building (GSAB) and Mary Bollert Hall.

VANCOUVER—In the wake of tentative agreements reached in the master provincial government workers’ (BCGEU) and nurses’ bargaining (NBA), the Health Science Professionals Bargaining Association (HSPBA) and Health Employers Association of BC (HEABC) return to the bargaining table this week.

VANCOUVER—In the wake of tentative agreements reached in the master provincial government workers’ (BCGEU) and nurses’ bargaining (NBA), the Health Science Professionals Bargaining Association (HSPBA) and Health Employers Association of BC (HEABC) return to the bargaining table this week.

Wages falling behind competitive public and private positions, says CUPE 1767

RICHMOND—CUPE 1767, representing 610 workers for BC Assessment, have voted 81 per cent in favour of job action. The strike vote, announced at the union’s AGM on September 29, was taken following several months of sporadic bargaining sessions in which no progress was made at the table. Negotiations began in mid-December last year.

BURNABY—CUPE university support workers across BC had a clear message for their employers today - let's make a deal.  The 12,000 workers took job action after more than two years of contract talks without any settlements.  

BURNABY—CUPE university support workers across BC had a clear message for their employers today - let's make a deal.  The 12,000 workers took job action after more than two years of contract talks without any settlements.  

VICTORIA—BC's five largest universities will be behind picket lines today. More than 12,000 CUPE support workers at all five campuses are launching job action aimed at getting their employers back to the bargaining table.

VICTORIA—BC's five largest universities will be behind picket lines today. More than 12,000 CUPE support workers at all five campuses are launching job action aimed at getting their employers back to the bargaining table.

VANCOUVER—Members of the Community Bargaining Association (CBA) voted 86 per cent in favour of job action after more than six months of negotiations.