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CUPE BC is the largest union in BC, with more than 100,000 members working in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
Proud. Strong. United.
CUPE BC is the largest union in BC, with more than 100,000 members working in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
Proud. Strong. United.
CUPE BC is the largest union in BC, with more than 100,000 members working in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
Proud. Strong. United.
CUPE BC is the largest union in BC, with more than 100,000 members working in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
CUPE Locals and District Councils sponsor training workshops for their members throughout the year.
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Bulletin – BC K-12 provincial bargaining kicks off
Bulletin – BC K-12 provincial bargaining kicks off
April 17, 2025
The K-12 provincial bargaining committee met with their counterparts from the B.C. Public School Employersโ Association this week to begin negotiations for a new Provincial Framework Agreement. Talks began with…
The K-12 provincial bargaining committee met with their counterparts from the B.C. Public School Employersโ Association this week to begin negotiations for a new Provincial Framework Agreement. Talks began with...
Gabriola Island Fire Fighters Join Canadaโs Largest Union
Gabriola Island Fire Fighters Join Canadaโs Largest Union
March 18, 2025
GABRIOLA ISLAND โ Fire fighters at the Gabriola Volunteer Fire Department (GVFD) have joined Canadaโs largest union in pursuit of fair wages, improved working conditions and increased safety. The certification,…
GABRIOLA ISLAND โ Fire fighters at the Gabriola Volunteer Fire Department (GVFD) have joined Canadaโs largest union in pursuit of fair wages, improved working conditions and increased safety. The certification,...
CUPE BC โ Investment in Public Services is Critical During Economic Uncertainty
CUPE BC โ Investment in Public Services is Critical During Economic Uncertainty
March 4, 2025
VICTORIA โ Budget 2025 includes necessary capital investments for infrastructure projects in K-12, health, post-secondary, and transportation, helping to keep public services stable in the years ahead. Where previous budgets…
VICTORIA โ Budget 2025 includes necessary capital investments for infrastructure projects in K-12, health, post-secondary, and transportation, helping to keep public services stable in the years ahead. Where previous budgets...
Bulletin – Standing in solidarity with Alberta CUPE education workers
Bulletin – Standing in solidarity with Alberta CUPE education workers
February 25, 2025
Over 4000 education workers in the Alberta K-12 public school system are on strike. These CUPE members are fighting back against years of provincial governments mandated wages that have left…
Over 4000 education workers in the Alberta K-12 public school system are on strike. These CUPE members are fighting back against years of provincial governments mandated wages that have left...
Kamloops School District plans fail to address education worker shortage
Kamloops School District plans fail to address education worker shortage
January 17, 2025
KAMLOOPS โ School support workers are raising an alarm over School District 73โs plans to use undertrained and underqualified replacements for education assistants in Kamloops schools. The union representing over…
KAMLOOPS โ School support workers are raising an alarm over School District 73โs plans to use undertrained and underqualified replacements for education assistants in Kamloops schools. The union representing over...
CUPE 8911: We eagerly await the opportunity to participate in E-Comm 9-1-1 review
CUPE 8911: We eagerly await the opportunity to participate in E-Comm 9-1-1 review
December 5, 2024
VANCOUVERโ CUPE 8911 applauds the B.C. governmentโs move to launch a comprehensive review of E-Comm, the corporation that provides emergency communication services across B.C. As the union representing more than…
VANCOUVERโ CUPE 8911 applauds the B.C. governmentโs move to launch a comprehensive review of E-Comm, the corporation that provides emergency communication services across B.C. As the union representing more than...
