BURNABY—CUPE 1816 members on rotating legal job actions against Pacific Blue Cross found themselves locked out this morning, the result of a company policy announced as the Union held a rally outside the benefit provider’s offices last week.
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Bulletin – 6.75% wage increases starting July 1
Bulletin – 6.75% wage increases starting July 1
March 24, 2023
New inflation figures released this week confirm that the maximum wage protections in our K-12 Provincial Framework Agreement will be triggered, and members will receive the full 6.75 percent wage…
New inflation figures released this week confirm that the maximum wage protections in our K-12 Provincial Framework Agreement will be triggered, and members will receive the full 6.75 percent wage...
Bulletin – K-12 bargaining concludes in B.C.
Bulletin – K-12 bargaining concludes in B.C.
March 17, 2023
All K-12 school support locals in the province have ratified renewed collective agreements with their respective school districts as of this week. This caps off a very successful round of…
All K-12 school support locals in the province have ratified renewed collective agreements with their respective school districts as of this week. This caps off a very successful round of...
CUPE 561 takes aim at First Transit parent company as indefinite shutdown looms
CUPE 561 takes aim at First Transit parent company as indefinite shutdown looms
March 17, 2023
COQUITLAM— Following three days of failed negotiations, CUPE 561 says its members who work for First Transit will commence a full walkout on Monday. HandyDART will operate at essential service…
COQUITLAM— Following three days of failed negotiations, CUPE 561 says its members who work for First Transit will commence a full walkout on Monday. HandyDART will operate at essential service...
