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Volunteers wanted to support our Fellow Brothers and Sisters of Local 4186

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Hey folks, Just wanted to make sure you were aware of an in person phone bank in support of school board bargaining that is taking place in your area. If you are able to help out, and recruit others to join, it would be greatly appreciated.

LOCAL 4186 WHY VOTE YES IN PERSON Phone Bank in London Ontario

5:30-6:00 pm Training on the “Why Vote Yes” organizing conversation

6:00-8:00 pm Local orientation & phone calls to members about the strike vote

Thursday, September 15th

Location: 540 Clarke Rd Unit 14
London ON

Link to sign up: https://www.cognitoforms.com/OSBCUCSCSO/cupelocal4186whyvoteyesinpersonphonebankinlondonontario

Thank you

Join CUPE Ontario at Pride 2022

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In solidarity with the 2SLGBTQI+ community, and with our leaders, activists and members who identify as queer and trans, CUPE Ontario will be at many of these events, looking back at the struggles we’ve overcome, and building power to resist discrimination, harassment, and bullying in our workplaces, schools, and communities and fight for things like full access to Gender Affirming Care across Ontario.

Pride Events 2022 – CUPE Ontario

 

National Day of Mourning

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April 28, 2022 marks the third Workers’ Day of Mourning since the start of the COVID-19pandemic. 40 years ago, CUPE members created this day to remember workers who lost their lives on the job and to inspire others to advocate to prevent further tragedies.

Protect Quality Home and Community Care

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The Ford government is proposing changes to HCCSSs (formerly known as LHINS) that may see thousands of women lose decent paying jobs, oversight of services handed to corporations these women currently oversee, and a deterioration of working conditions in home care that will further decrease care standards

 

Support quality home care by sending an email to the minister and your MPP today

 

 

https://www.thespec.com/opinion/contributors/2022/04/25/home-care-staffing-crisis-will-only-get-worse.html

https://cupe.ca/protect-quality-home-and-community-care

 

Workers’ Day of Mourning April 28

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April 28, 2022 marks the third Workers’ Day of Mourning since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. 40 years ago, CUPE members created this day to remember workers who lost their lives on the job and to inspire others to advocate to prevent further tragedies.