Join CUPE 3912 for Fun Events this July!

Postering & Social Event with Justice For Workers on July 10

Join us this Thursday, July 10 to help put up posters along Quinpool starting at 6:00PM on the corner of Quinpool and Oxford and then for a social event afterwards at 7:00PM at the Oxford taproom. We will have posters for you to put up. We hope to see you there! Please RSVP to NSjustice4workers@outlook.com so they can make enough materials for sticking posters to surfaces!

Walk with us in the Halifax Pride Parade

We will be walking with CUPE NS in the parade on Saturday July 19! The parade starts at 12PM and the route is as follows: starting at the east end (roundabout) of Cogswell St, the parade will head east down Cogswell St, turning south onto Barrington St, west onto Spring Garden Rd, north onto South Park St, and end on Bell Rd/Ahern Ave, at the Garrison Grounds. Head to the Halifax Pride website to read more about accessibility!

Meet us at the hill above the oval (pictured below) by 11:30AM so we have time to find the CUPE NS people. You should wear comfortable walking shoes, bring sunscreen or hat for sun protection, and water to stay hydrated!

MSVU Pride BBQ

3912 members will be at the Annual MSVU Pride BBQ! It will be held on Thursday, July 24 from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Rosaria Dining Hall. Please RSVP by emailing events@msvu.ca before the end of the day on Friday, July 18. Go to their website to learn more!

Other News

  • We sent a letter of support and solidarity donation of $200 to CUPE Local 1750: Workers at the Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, who were on strike for over a month, causing a backlog of workers compensation claims to amass. Their members recently voted Monday in support of a tentative collective agreement.

  • We sent a letter of support and solidarity donation of $200 to CUPE Local 2073: Workers at the Canadian Hearing Service, who have been on strike since May.

  • We sent a letter of support to Unifor Local 4457: Workers at DHL Express locked out after DHL Canada’s majority shareholder (Canada Post Corporation) tried to impose terms making many employees transactional contractors.

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