City of Vaughan Workers Facing Strike Deadline After “No Board” Issued
Communities Not Cuts
We are close to 80,000 workers making 444 Ontario municipalities better places to live.
The CUPE Ontario Municipal Workers committee (OMW) is a body of CUPE locals representing people who work for municipalities. We are 90,000 people who maintain roads, operate water and sewage plants, perform clerical and technical duties, install and repair traffic lights, deliver social services, maintain our parks, collect garbage and recycling, keep the streets clean and do many, many more things that make our towns and cities work.
OMW keeps a close eye on collective bargaining, pensions, legislation and other political and social justice issues. We coordinate campaigns against concessions and contracting out, and give workers a voice in protecting the municipal services we all rely on.
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The CUPE Ontario Library Workers Committee represents members employed municipal public libraries, as well as those in universities, colleges and school boards.
The committee is elected at the Ontario Municipal Workers conference and consists of a chair, one member from the North and five members at large. The committee represents and promotes the interests of all CUPE library workers within our union, to governments and to the public.
CUPE Ontario represents thousands of electrical utility workers across Ontario who have fought back numerous attempts to sell off critical public services and infrastructure. Members continue to challenge the impacts of previous deregulation and privatization attempts and are fighting new threats to sell off public electrical transmission and distribution.
Stop the privatization of Hamilton public transit.
Sign the Petition- COVID-19 Vaccine Policies FAQ
- Click here to access COVID-19 resources for the Black community.
- Click here for COVID-19 information & updates.
- COVID-19: Protecting the Health and Safety of Workers in the Municipal Sector
- Emergency orders impacting municipal workers as of April 16th
- Changes in Operations of Drinking Water and Wastewater/Sewage Systems
- Read the OMECC submission to MOHLTC on public health modernization here.
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Repeal Bill 23
CUPE’s municipal sector workers are leading a new campaign: Reclaim our Cities – Repeal Bill 23 in response to the Ford government’s brazen attacks on municipalities.
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