CUPE 2380

🚰 Attention Water & Wastewater Workers 🚰

The provincial government is pushing legislation that could undermine public water services, put good jobs at risk, and weaken local democratic control.

The people who operate, maintain, and protect our water and wastewater systems know what's at stake. That's why we're bringing workers together from across Ontario to talk about these changes, what they mean for our communities, and what we can do about them.

CUPE members have been at the forefront of the fight to keep water public. Now it's time to make sure every water and wastewater worker has the information they need and a voice in the conversation.

📅 Keep Water Public Worker Meeting 🗓️ June 23 🕖 7:00 PM 💻 Zoom

This meeting is open to all water and wastewater workers who want to protect public water, good jobs, and the communities we serve.
Register by scanning the QR code in the poster.
Please share with your coworkers and help spread the word.

🤝 Collective Agreement Signed!

CUPE Local 2380 is pleased to announce that we have officially signed the new Collective Agreement for our City of Barrie members.

Pictured are President Megan Varga, Unit Chair Chris Weatherill, Mayor Alex Nuttall, City Clerk Wendy Cooke, along with representatives from the City's Human Resources team, including the Director of Human Resources and Manager of Human Resources.

This agreement reflects the hard work, dedication, and collaboration of everyone involved throughout the bargaining process. We would like to thank all parties for their commitment to reaching a fair and respectful agreement.

The signed Collective Agreement will be posted and made available to members shortly.

OMW multi day meetings are over so back into the office moving business forward!! Working hard for our members.

Another library in Barrie!

The OMW Committee wrapped up their retreat by standing in solidarity with OSBCU and education workers currently at the bargaining table.

Across Ontario, the Ford government continues to undermine public services and erode the democratic rights of workers and communities.

As union members, we know that an injury to one is an injury to all. Municipal workers stand with education workers.

Together, we will organize, mobilize, and fight back. Public services matter. Workers matter. Democracy matters.

Solidarity forever.

Wrapping up the Ontario Municipal Workers Committee meeting!

Over the past few days, committee members have shared ideas, set priorities, and mapped out the work ahead. Today’s focus was on reviewing action items, establishing timelines, and planning for the future.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the discussions and helped strengthen our collective voice.

💜 Together, we’re building a stronger union for municipal workers across Ontario.