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CUPE Local 2316 is the Bargaining Agent for Workers at the Children's Aid Society of Toronto. CUPE Local 2316 is the Bargaining Agent for Workers at the Children's Aid Society of Toronto. Our members come from various backgrounds and reflect the diversity of the communities they serve. CUPE 2316 has over 750 members which are all dedicated to serving their communities in Toronto to ensure children are safe in our communities.
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facebook.comOPINION: How Ontario could destroy CPP for everyone
Fred Hahn speaks out on how Ontario could destroy the CPP.
Western University research finds obese women earn less money - News of the World
Obesity hits women in the paycheque, but men don’t suffer the same financial consequences, Western University scientists have found.
CUPE president Mike McNeil mourned after sudden passing
Extremely sad news for our Nova Scotia brothers and sisters.
City, inside workers ratify new collective agreement
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Today is International Women's Day! CUPE Local 2316 would like to acknowledge and thank all of the amazing women in our local!
Shakeup coming for Toronto CAS | Toronto Star
"Local child protection services are heading for a shakeup as Queen’s Park demands more efficiency, transparency and accountability, the head of the Children’s Aid Society of Toronto warned employees last week."
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A Guide to Balancing Work and Caregiving Obligations | Canadian Human Rights Commission
"Human rights law prohibits discrimination based on the ground of family status. This means that when an employee must care for a family member, employers have a legal obligation to accommodate that employee."
Inside workers reach tentative deal with City of Toronto | Toronto Star
"“It was a tough round of negotiations,” CUPE Local 79 president Tim Maguire told a Thursday morning news conference hours after the tentative four-year deal was reached."
Nominate your local as one of CUPE’s greenest!
"The CUPE National Environment Committee wants to profile some of the positive environmental steps CUPE Locals are taking in our workplaces. This is a chance to promote all the workplace initiatives that help clean up our communities, cut greenhouse gases, save energy, conserve water, reduce waste, and other actions."
City, inside workers’ union in standoff after contract talks fall apart | Toronto Star
"Both the city and CUPE Local 79 claimed Sunday that the other was responsible for the end of contract talks."
Keep Hydro Public Scarborough Campaign Launch this Saturday
Will you or someone you know be in the Scarborough area tomorrow? Join CUPE to help keep hydro public!
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