Interest rate hike pause, workers’ wages stagnant
The Bank of Canada paused increases to their benchmark interest rate this week, partly because consumption spending and housing investment ...
Tag: Daniel Legere
CUPE reacts to WorkSafeNB taskforce recommendations
Fredericton – CUPE New Brunswick held a press conference on Oct. 15 to challenge the recommendations made by the Taskforce responsible ...
Solidarity for improving wages and New Brunswick communities
By working together, workers in New Brunswick have an opportunity to improve their wages and their spending in local communities, ...
Knowing is half the battle – Modernize the Right to Information Act
Limits surrounding the public’s right to information requests keep New Brunswickers in the dark about the true costs of privatization ...
Workers demonstrate against increasing employer control of WorkSafe NB
Workers from all regions of New Brunswick rallied in front of the provincial legislature building in Fredericton on Tuesday, October ...
Pull in the reins on health care
With the release of the latest budget, it is now clear to all that Brian Gallant’s government is entering into ...
Mr. Gallant, put down those scissors
When a right-wing think tank, such as the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) now says NB has cut its ...
Give the gift of permanent status to migrant workers
Photo of a press conference by the Caregivers' Action Centre. Photo from the Caregivers' Action Centre. ...
CUPE members send letters of support to Filipino political prisoners
Fredericton - Daniel Legere sent over 200 letters in support of Filipino political prisoners from CUPE New Brunswick members today ...
CUPE responds to Telegraph-Journal’s attack on their political activity
The Telegraph-Journal's March 2nd editorial asking whether CUPE has become a political party merits a response. First and foremost, political ...
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