June 13 & 14, 2018

Disability and Ableism in the Workplace, Being an Ally for Equality and Solidarity with Indigenous Workers

CUPE Saskatoon Area Office

Deadline: Wednesday, June 6, 2018

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Cannabis Legalization Report

2018 Workshop Calendar 

Distribute the information throughout your local to keep your members up-to-date on what's happening within the union.

• Read the NEB highlights online

National President's Report and National Secretary-Treasurer's Report to the December 2017 National Executive Board Meeting

Circulate the reports to members of the executive and make them available to interested members for their information.

• Read the National President's Report online
• Read the National Secretary-Treasurer's Report online

REMINDER: Important message from the National President
Urgent Response Required:
National Constitution Article B.XI Trial Procedure Review

Print and post in your workplaces.  Locals, members and staff who wish to be interviewed or make a submission are encouraged to email their request and/or submission by March 31, 2018. 

• Read the letter (PDF)

Guidelines for Mergers and Transfer of Jurisdiction

Circulate the guidelines to members of the executive.

• Read the guidelines (PDF)

Counterpoint - CUPE's national newsletter

Circulate widely and post to keep your members up-to-date on what's happening within the union.

• Read Counterpoint online
• Download a printable copy (PDF)

Economy at Work - CUPE's economic and bargaining newsletter

Circulate to members of your executive.  Consider using the report as a bargaining reference to provide accessible information and analysis of economic developments.

• Read Economy at Work online
• Download a printable copy (PDF)

Tabletalk - CUPE's bargaining resource newsletter providing bargaining updates and breakthroughs

Forward to your Bargaining Committee and other interested members.

• Read Tabletalk online
• Download a printable copy (PDF)

As the holiday season approaches, and as 2017 comes to a close, we want to send our warmest holiday greetings and our most sincere thanks to all CUPE members.

The past year has been full of challenges, as members across the country stood strong in the fight for fairness, respect and better working conditions, at the bargaining table and on the picket line. CUPE has led the charge against precarious work, and for more stable employment and retirement security for all Canadians.

CUPE members have never been in a better position to bargain forward on the things that matter most. As a union, with over 650,000 members, our solidarity has never been stronger. We are strong because of activists and leaders like you.

In the spirit of peace, justice and solidarity, we wish you a wonderful holiday season and the very best for 2018.

In solidarity,