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The Canadian Union of Public Employees

The Canadian Union of Public Employees
The latest news and top stories on the Canadian Union of Public Employees. A prominent Canadian-based trade union, the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) is dedicated to improving the quality of life for workers in Canada. Its headquarters are in Ottawa, Ontario. CUPE is Canada’s largest union representing approximately 700,000 workers across various sectors including healthcare education municipalities and transportation. The union’s main areas of activity involve collective bargaining for improved working conditions advocating for fair pay and benefits and promoting progressive labour and social legislation. The CUPE is currently involved in a labour dispute with Air Canada over contract negotiations for flight attendants.
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Air Canada strike ends, union claims victory over unpaid work

The tentative deal, which guarantees pay for on-the-ground work, ends the flight attendants’ strike that was disrupting 130,000 travellers daily.

Union leader says he would take prison over forced end to Air Canada strike

Travel chaos as Air Canada cabin staff strike forces airline to suspend operations

Over 10,000 flight attendants take part in industrial action after talks with the carrier stalled over demands for higher wages.

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