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The president of CUPE B.C. wants people to support their communities through a Local First campaign, and Local 439 is embracing his message. Barry O'Neill more...
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February 18, 2010
This year’s May Day will be “Community Action Day”: O’Neill
BURNABY—This year on May Day, CUPE BC will be asking its members to mark International Workers Day by celebrating their presence in and involvement with the communities where they live and work. May Day is recognized each year as the International Workers’ Day. The May 1st date was chosen more than 100 years ago to commemorate the struggles and gains of workers and the labour movement. This year it’s getting a slight rebrand, thanks to CUPE BC’s “Strong Communities” campaign. “Out of ...