Historic restructuring

Following a year-long formal review, a large majority of delegates voted in favour of “historic change,” as CUPE Ontario President Fred Hahn put it, by changing the CUPE Ontario Executive Board to meet the needs of our diverse membership. The new structure moves from three diversity vice-presidents to six equality representatives and a representative from…

CUPE available to bargain today after tabling response to City of London Saturday evening – Management still has time to avert a strike before Monday

LONDON, Ont. – Encouraged by Mayor Brown’s remarks yesterday afternoon that he ‘wanted to see employees at work on Monday,’ CUPE is ready and available to bargain today if the city is prepared to return to talks to reach a concessions-free contract so workers can continue to provide services that Londoners rely on.   “We’ve…

Join the Retirees Network

CUPE Ontario retirees are members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees currently retired and living in different parts of Ontario. We have come together to form the CUPE Ontario Retirees. When our public services, pensions – benefits, and public healthcare system are under threat by all levels of governments and their corporate allies, we…