-
Ratification vote result published in error
Ratification vote result published in error
Share
Ottawa, ON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A statement was published in error regarding the Air Canada flight attendant ratification vote earlier today. The statement was one of multiple drafts prepared for different outcomes in anticipation of voting closing tomorrow, Saturday, September 6. To be clear, voting has not ended, and the result of the vote will not be known until after 3PM ET on Saturday, September 6.
Contacts
Hugh Pouliot
CUPE Communications
613-818-0067
hpouliot@cupe.ca
Canadian Union of Public Employees
More News From Canadian Union of Public Employees
Ontario’s hospital privatization plan ‘not adding up’ as public funding on for-profit clinics balloons while wait-times increase: new CCPA Report
TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ontario’s funding of for-profit medical imaging (MRI) and surgical services is increasing wait times and threatening public health care, says a new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA). In Not adding up: Surgical and diagnostic privatization in Ontario, CCPA Senior Researcher Andrew Longhurst analyses unpublished data – obtained through Freedom of Information requests – from Ontario’s 918 licensed private centres and two private hospitals offe...
CUPE will defy Bill C-39’s unconstitutional limits on the right to strike if passed
OTTAWA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The national executive board of Canada's largest union, CUPE, has passed a unanimous resolution vowing to defy the Liberal government's Bill C-39 limiting the constitutional right to strike if it is passed unamended through Parliament. The right to strike is a protected right under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms – a right affirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada in 2015. The jobs minister – under this government or any other – does not get to pick and choose whether...
MEDIA ADVISORY: CUPE 1883 rallies at Waterloo Regional Council as just three days remain to avoid a strike
KITCHENER, ON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--With just two days of bargaining remaining before CUPE 1883’s September 26 strike deadline, union members, concerned residents, and allies will rally outside of Waterloo Regional Council on Wednesday evening. They will call on Regional Council to reverse management’s course at the bargaining table, show urgency to reach a fair deal, and commit to investing in critical public services. Despite the looming strike deadline, the Region has continued to bargain for th...
