Take Action: Zap for Paid Sick Days
Click here to participate in today’s Action: a zap for Paid Sick Days!
Livingstone Holder, Mervis White and Muriel Collins Award 2022 Winner
Hear from Avaline Miller, the winner of the Livingstone Holder, Mervis White and Muriel Collins Award, from CUPE Ontario Convention 2022.
CUPE Ontario Health and Safety Award 2022: Winner
Hear from Bill Van Hoek, the winner of the CUPE Ontario Health and Safety Award, from CUPE Ontario Convention 2022.
“We made history”: CUPE Ontario re-elects President Fred Hahn and elects Secretary-Treasurer Yolanda McClean
TORONTO, ON – With CUPE Ontario’s second virtual convention, and 58th in its history, still underway, delegates re-elected Fred Hahn as President and elected Yolanda McClean as Secretary-Treasurer, making history. “I’m so thankful and humbled that the hard-working front-line workers and members of CUPE Ontario have entrusted me yet again with this position,” said Fred…
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Day 2 Convention Newsletter
“Demand better, vote together: The Ontario we deserve”: CUPE Ontario Convention 2022 “We are not alone,” said Fred Hahn, CUPE Ontario president, during the convention video that kicked off our virtual convention. “We are part of a growing majority. Now is the time to be hopeful and not let up. Let’s demand better and vote…
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Take Action: OFL Day of Action
Click here to participate in today’s Action, as on Sunday, May 1, 2022, the Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL) will host a province-wide day of action for a workers-first agenda.
Cornwall city workers call on municipal government to incorporate stronger public services in “healthy communities” vision
Cornwall, ON — City of Cornwall workers are calling on the municipality to incorporate decent working conditions and stronger public services in its vision of being a “welcoming and healthy community.” “City workers are also part of the community and we want Cornwall to be a great place to live. That requires strong public services…
DetailsNational Day of Mourning solemn reminder of the consequences of diminished health and safety spending
Toronto, ON — Leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic, funding to Ontario’s health and safety associations declined by approximately 17 per cent between 2013 to 2020. On April 28, National Workers’ Day of Mourning for those who lost their lives on the job, CUPE calls on all political parties to commit to improved spending on…
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“Demand better, vote together: The Ontario we deserve”: CUPE Ontario’s 2022 Convention video
The first morning of Convention included this year’s Convention Video. Click below to watch this video.
DetailsThis budget is an election ploy: CUPE Ontario
TORONTO, ON – Thursday’s budget announcement is little more than a cynical election ploy that Ontarians see through, says the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Ontario. “Ontario spends less on public services per person than any other province and it shows in the burnout of front-line workers, the capped wages, the schools and hospitals…
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