The U.S. Supreme Court has made a decision that directly targets the health & safety, human rights, and reproductive health rights for those accessing abortion and reproductive health services in the United States.
The court’s decision is rooted in politicizing and legislating the rights and decisions away from those needing safe and legal abortion and reproductive health services in their home communities.
BRANDON – Delegates at the 2019 CUPE Manitoba Convention in Brandon elected Abe Araya as President of the province’s largest union. Abe Araya comes from CUPE Local 110, representing custodians, maintenance, and painters at the Winnipeg School Division.
“Our union is focused on fighting back against cuts to health care, education, social services, and privatization,” said Araya.
CUPE MB: Pallister’s proposal to repeal P3 Legislation is a step backwards
Basic public consultations, accountability and transparency are needed, not “red tape”
Winnipeg – The Canadian Union of Public Employees Manitoba has serious concerns about legislation introduced today by the Pallister government to repeal a law that provides basic measures for accountability and transparency when it comes to public-private partnerships.
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Come out to the huge rally in support of Tom Mulcair's NDP! The NDP was formed by workers, for workers, and now is our chance to see Canada's first NDP federal government! Thursday, August 20th from 6:00 - 7:00pm at the Winnipeg Convention Centre. RSVP at the link below! http://www.ndp.ca/ready-for-change-winnipeg…
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Ottawa, ON - The Conservative’s 2015 federal budget may balance the books, but it is highly unbalanced in its impact on Canadians. It puts millions of seniors at risk of poverty, abandons families in need of affordable child care and quality public health care, and doesn’t help Canadians workers who need better jobs, says the Canadian Union of Public Employees.