Locked-out workers of Nipissing and Parry Sound CAS “pay it forward” with collections for North Bay food bank

NORTH BAY, ON – Inspired by the remarkable levels of community support they have received since they were locked out by Nipissing and Parry Sound Children’s Aid Society (CAS), workers are finding ways to repay the generosity they’ve been shown through their own “Pay It Forward” campaign. In recognition of the support and assistance they…

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Locked-out workers of Nipissing and Parry Sound CAS “pay it forward” with collections for Parry Sound Harvest Share community food bank

PARRY SOUND and NORTH BAY, ON – Inspired by the remarkable levels of community support they have received since they were locked out by Nipissing and Parry Sound Children’s Aid Society (CAS), workers are finding ways to repay the generosity they’ve been shown through their own “Pay It Forward” campaign. As a thank-you to Parry…

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2017

On Monday, January 16th, CUPE Ontario celebrates the life and work of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. As trade unionists, we celebrate Dr. King because of his contributions to human rights and because we have a responsibility to carry on his work. Recognizing that the struggle for racial justice and the struggle for…

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CUPE leaders join locked-out workers of Nipissing and Parry Sound CAS in “Playing for a Fair Deal” in North Bay

NORTH BAY, ON – The national president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) and the president of CUPE Ontario lace up their skates on Friday to take part in “Playing for a Fair Deal” alongside locked-out workers of the Children’s Aid Society (CAS) of the District of Nipissing and Parry Sound, their friends…

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“Ticket prices too dear” for hospital laundry workers to join labour minister at Chamber lunch today: Ask him instead to join them end of shift

SUDBURY, ON – Kevin Flynn, Ontario’s labour minister is in Sudbury today and soon to be laid off hospital laundry workers would love a word with him. Problem is, they can’t really afford to pay the hefty ticket price to join the minister at the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce luncheon where he’s slated to speak.…

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