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K-12

CUPE represents approximately 26,000 support workers and education assistants in B.C.'s public schools. 

We are the largest union for school support workers in B.C.'s K-12 sector.

CUPE members work in every support role within the public school system from helping children arrive at school (bus drivers and crossing guards) to supporting students in the system (noon-hour supervisors, education assistants, cultural workers) through the clerical functions (such as payroll, bookkeeping, record keeping, accounting, secretarial in schools, resource centres and district offices).

Find bargaining and labour relations news for B.C. K-12 workers at www.bcschools.cupe.ca

Click here for a full listing of the school districts in British Columbia in which we represent members.

Sector Coordinator: Bill Pegler, CUPE National Rep, BC Regional Office

Latest Story

January 27, 2012

CUPE progressing on K-12 local agreements

BURNABY– In December, the Canadian Union of Public Employees, representing 26,000 members in B.C.’s public school system, reached a tentative Provincial Framework Agreement with the BC Public School Employers’ Association. That agreement (July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2012) was overwhelmingly endorsed by CUPE’s K-12 Presidents’ Council that is made up of presidents from the 55 different locals. To complete the bargaining process each local union must reach a tentative agreement at their local ...

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CUPE progressing on K-12 local agreements

Jan 27, 2012

BURNABY– In December, the Canadian Union of Public Employees, representing 26,000 members in B.C.’s public school system, reached a tentative Provincial more...

Tentative provincial agreement endorsed by K-12 Presidents’ Council

Dec 20, 2011

BURNABY—CUPE has reached a tentative Provincial Framework Agreement with the BC Public Schools Employers’ Association (BCPSEA). The Framework Agreement more...

CUPE reaches tentative school support staff deal

Dec 15, 2011

BURNABY—The Canadian Union of Public Employees, representing 26,000 school support staff in British Columbia, has reached a tentative Provincial Framework more...

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