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Municipal

CUPE represents over 24,000 employees in B.C.'s municipal sector and is CUPE 's biggest sector in British Columbia.

We are the biggest union in the municipal sector and represent the majority of public sector employees in this province's municipalities, including cities, districts, towns, villages, regional districts.

We represent inside and outside workers, as well as recreation employees, police and RCMP support workers in some parts of the province and employees at certain museums and art centres.

Click here for a full listing of the municipalities and municipal services in British Columbia in which we represent members.

Sector Coordinator: Joe Badali, CUPE National Rep, BC Regional Office

Latest Story

January 13, 2012

City of Nanaimo workers ratify three-year deal

NANAIMO— CUPE municipal workers and the City of Nanaimo have ratified a new collective agreement. 750 members of CUPE 401 have approved a new deal that includes a two per cent wage increase in each of the three years, as well as significant improvements to extended health care coverage and improvements to the language. CUPE 401 vice-president Laurence Amy says that the local “is pleased with the outcome from this round of bargaining. This is a fair deal for our members and we look forward to ...

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City of Nanaimo workers ratify three-year deal

Jan 13, 2012

NANAIMO— CUPE municipal workers and the City of Nanaimo have ratified a new collective agreement. 750 members of CUPE 401 have approved a new deal that more...

Eleven three-year collective agreements ratified in Victoria

Dec 15, 2011

VICTORIA—Eleven CUPE bargaining units have ratified new three-year collective agreements with their respective employers and the Greater Victoria Labour more...

Village of Harrison Hot Springs workers ratify three-year deal

Dec 01, 2011

Village of Harrison Hot Springs—CUPE Local 458 workers have ratified a new three-year collective agreement in the Village of Harrison Hot Springs. The more...

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