CUPE Saskatchewan calls for workplace health and safety emergency declaration
CUPE Saskatchewan is calling on the provincial government to declare a workplace health and safety emergency as workers across the province face rising violence, harassment, and psychological injury on the job.
Saskatchewan’s largest union re-elects Kent Peterson as president, continues fight for bigger paycheques and safer workplaces
Delegates at the 2026 CUPE Saskatchewan Convention have re‑elected Kent Peterson as president of the province’s largest union.
Rennick says the fight for public services must continue
CUPE National Secretary-Treasurer Candace Rennick urged delegates on Thursday morning to continue organizing, mobilizing, and defending public services in the face of mounting political and economic pressures.
Hancock says fighting through challenging times is in the labour movement’s DNA
CUPE National President Mark Hancock rallied delegates Wednesday to meet the challenging moment we’re living in the way organized labour always has – with clear eyes and steadfast determination.
Saskatchewan’s largest union lays out plan to get Scott Moe’s budget deficit under control
With Scott Moe set to deliver another big debt budget on March 18, the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Saskatchewan, which represents 31,000 frontline workers across the province, has put forward its plan to get Scott Moe’s budget deficit under control.