#Solidarity with municipal workers from Khartoum to Vancouver to Philadelphia @cupelocal79.bsky.social

Great to hear that the City of Toronto and the city workers at ⁦‪CUPE Local 79‬⁩ reached a deal last night! www.thestar.com/news/gta/the... #topoli

CUPE 1281 is in solidarity with Toronto city workers represented by @cupelocal79.bsky.social! Fair compensation is a bare minimum that the city is failing to meet. If you live in Toronto let them know you support these frontline workers! cupe.on.ca/supporttoron...

Solidarity! 💪🏾✊🏾 with @cupelocal79.bsky.social

City of Toronto workers with @cupelocal79.bsky.social have lost 12% of real wages to inflation in 6 years. Management have seen higher pay increases, widening the gap between them and low-wage city workers. Call on the city to negotiate a fair collective agreement: cupe.on.ca/supporttoron...

.@NasYadollahi talks to @am640 about negotiations with the @cityoftoronto and why the union had to request a No Board, signalling an impasse: youtu.be/Xvotq824vSM?...

#Solidarity with @cupelocal79.bsky.social. They're fighting to ensure that the City is not a minimum wage employer in one of the world's most expensive places to live. These workers provide the services we need to live with dignity every day. #unionproud #UnionStrong #TOpoli #onlab

Majority of Torontonians support investments in City services and fair wages for workers, new poll finds.

This morning, CUPE Local 79 members delivered 8,000+ petitions to Councillor Shelley Carroll at the final Budget Committee meeting. Workers are calling for fair, inflation-adjusted wages, safe staffing levels & equity for part-time workers.

The 2025 City budget maintains service levels, but addressing a decade of austerity means means we need to invest more in City services. Read our 2025 Budget statement attached.

Despite Toronto’s Board of Health voting in Sept to protect these jobs, the positions of 33 harm reduction workers at The Works will have their positions deleted. President Nas Yadollahi is calling on the City of Toronto to rescind these notices & redeploy workers. www.thestar.com/news/gta/sta...

On December 6, 1989, 14 young women at Polytechnique Montréal were murdered in an act of violent misogyny that shook our country and led Parliament to designate December 6 as The National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. On December 6, we remember them.

We’re raising the alarm over disturbing interrogation tactics used in City of Toronto workplace investigations. Workers have reported being subjected to hours-long interrogations where investigators yelled, tossed papers, and repeatedly questioned in a guilt-presumptive manner.