Collective Bargaining Language For Return To Work And WSIB
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Ontario’s energy subsidies to reach $118 billion over 20 years
CUPE Ontario, the political wing of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, also criticized the subsidies given to large businesses. “Companies like Loblaws, which have actually profited during this pandemic, are getting government money to pay their hydro bills, while public services are stretched thin due to years of underfunding,” CUPE Ontario president Fred Hahn…
Parents, workers launch public campaign to demand that Sioux Lookout council “ensure the continuity of vital services for families”, following the announced closure of two children’s centres
Sioux Lookout, ON—Parents, workers, and community members are launching a public campaign to demand that the Municipality of Sioux Lookout reverse their decision to close Biidaaban Children’s Centre and Sioux Mountain Children’s Centre that provide quality child care to more than 200 families in the region. “Many parents are rightfully concerned and disappointed by the…
Non-Profit Sector Appreciation Week Statement
CUPE Ontario recognizes the important, extraordinary contributions that workers in the non-profit sector provide to virtually every community across our province. Against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, communities have been able to get by, and even survive, thanks to the profound, noble work of non-profit workers both on the frontline and beyond. Here in…
Tens of billions handed over to Loblaws, Amazon and others through electric subsidies: CUPE Ontario
TORONTO, ON – The government is continuing to hand over money through electricity subsidies to large, profitable, industrial and commercial businesses, money that should instead be used to bolster critical public services that keep Ontarians safe, says the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Ontario. “Companies like Loblaws who have actually profited during this pandemic…
