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CUPE 4163-3 at UVic in the News

CUPE 4163 sessional lecturers and music instructors are taking a stand to improve their precarious working conditions and student experience at University of Victoria. Read article here. Find out more at 4163.cupe.ca

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UVic sessional lecturers and music instructors vote to strike

VICTORIA—With more than 90 per cent in favour, CUPE 4163 Component 3 members voted overwhelmingly to endorse job action at the University of Victoria (UVic). The local has been bargaining with the employer for five months and are frustrated with the lack of progress at the bargaining table. This strike vote by Component 3 is […]

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CUPE 116 members at UBC ratify collective agreement

VANCOUVER­­ — CUPE 116 members working at the University of British Columbia (UBC), ratified a tentative agreement (TA) they reached with the employer on June 9. The ratification vote was completed late Tuesday night with members voting in favour of accepting the TA with a strong majority. “This was a productive round of bargaining and […]

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CUPE 3799 support workers reach tentative agreement at UNBC

PRINCE GEORGE — CUPE 3799 reached a tentative agreement with the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) on Thursday, June 13. The local began bargaining with UNBC in March. “We had a great working relationship with the people at the table,” said CUPE 3799 President Caroline Sewell. “I want to recognize the hard work and […]

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UNBC teaching assistants vote to join CUPE

PRINCE GEORGE — Teaching assistants (TAs) at the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) voted overwhelmingly to join CUPE 2278 in a Labour Board vote held on Wednesday. The 76 TAs will now be members of the union local representing teaching assistants and English-language instructors at the University of British Columbia (UBC). “We are so […]

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Member locals

CUPE 116 (University of British Columbia)
Representing 2200 workers in three diverse bargaining units at UBC in Vancouver
https://www.cupe116.com

CUPE 917 (University of Victoria)
Representing more than 1000 outside workers at UVic
https://917.cupe.ca

CUPE 951 (University of Victoria)
Representing office, technical, child care and animal care workers at UVic
https://www.cupe951.ca

CUPE 2278 (University of British Columbia)
Representing teaching assistants, markers, and English language instructors at UBC and teaching assistants at UNBC in Prince George
https://cupe2278.ca

CUPE 2950 (University of British Columbia)
Representing library, clerical and theatre workers at UBC
http://www.cupe2950.ca

CUPE 3338 (Simon Fraser University)
Representing more than 1200 workers at SFU in Burnaby, Vancouver and Surrey
http://cupe3338.ca

CUPE 3886 (Royal Roads University)
Representing 80 groundskeepers, trades and custodians at RRU in Victoria

CUPE 3799 (University of Northern BC)
Representing support workers at UNBC in Prince George
https://cupe3799.ca/about-cupe/

CUPE 4163 (University of Victoria)
Representing 1500 teaching assistants, sessional lecturers, second language instructors, residence life workers, and cultural assistants at UVic
https://4163.cupe.ca/

CUPE 4789 (Thompson Rivers University)
Representing 600 academic, administrative and technical, grounds, and facilities support staff at TRU in Kamloops and Williams Lake
 https://4879.cupe.ca