CUPE National President Mark Hancock will walk the picket line with CUPE 1600 members at #OurTorontoZoo. Join them from 9:30am to 11:30am at the Zoo’s main entrance (2000 Meadowvale Road).
The giant teddy bear is 7-feet tall and 4 1/2 foot-wide: a much-loved and friendly prop to help educate our communities about the threat of health care privatization. Private for-profit clinics are trying to take…
The members of CUPE Local 1600 are on strike to protect job security at the Toronto Zoo, which is owned by the City of Toronto. On Tuesday, May 16, join striking CUPE 1600 members for…
Nearly 400 members of CUPE 1600 began strike action against the Toronto Zoo last week to defend good jobs that support communities as well as the research, education and conservation programs that make the Zoo…
A panel discussion featuring workers who are organizing in different sectors but on similar issues. We aim to open a conversation on how we can connect our organizing efforts and bring together a powerful, worker-led…
Despite the epidemic of precarious, unsafe, and toxic work, the WSIB is more concerned with its own bottom line than with protecting the well-being of injured workers. We need to come together and demand our…
Cultural showcase to celebrate the resilience of injured workers, featuring music, poetry, storytelling, and satire. Led by the Women of Inspiration Injured Worker Group.
Wednesday May 31. Please call Treena for time and location: 647-537-4357. All welcome.
