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CUPE BC marks International Stop Bullying Day

CUPE BC marks International Stop Bullying Day

VANCOUVER – CUPE BC executive members and staff joined CUPE members and rights organizations across the province in support of International Stop Bullying Day on February 26.  They are pictured here wearing “No Bullying” T-shirts while meeting in Vancouver this week. The meetings included a half-day workshop for CUPE staff on new WorkSafeBC regulations on bullying and harassment in the workplace.

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