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Statement from CUPE on Air Canada’s Request for Binding Arbitration
The Air Canada Component of CUPE has respectfully urged Employment Minister Patty Hajdu not to intervene pursuant to section 107 of the Canada Labour Code thereby permitting collective bargaining to continue and allowing the parties to negotiate a resolution.
Flight attendants are demanding better wages and compensation for unpaid work. Currently, Air Canada only compensates flight ...
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CUPE 2073 members have been on strike since April 28. The two sides last met on May 6. There are no dates to meet again and CHS has revoked their proposals, so there is no offer for workers to ...
CUPE representatives said at a news conference Monday that Ford had put his commitment in writing, and both sides would restart contract negotiations. Leaders from numerous other unions were also ...
The CUPE leadership has been joined in its praise for the sellout agreement by the leaderships of the teacher unions, who will now endeavour to enforce similar concessions on their 200,000 members ...
Representatives of CUPE say they want to ‘end the abuse of unpaid work’ as no deal has been reached with Air Canada as the ...
This week, the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) announced that CUPE has been successful in its campaign to organize ...
CUPE national president Mark Hancock, who earlier in the bargaining process blustered that CUPE’s 700,000 members would stand in “solidarity” with the education workers’ struggle, did not ...
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