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For the latest news about bargaining and the Universities Work Because We Do campaign, go to http://www.universitieswork.ca.
CUPE represents approximately 12,000 support and teaching staff within B.C.'s university sector.
We’re the largest support and teaching staff union in this sector with members at every university in B.C..
We represent support and teaching staff at:
- Royal Roads University - CUPE Local 3886
- Simon Fraser University - CUPE Local 3338
- Thompson Rivers University - CUPE Local 4879
- University of British Columbia - CUPE Local 116, CUPE Local 2278 and CUPE Local 2950
- University of Victoria - CUPE Local 917, CUPE Local 951 and CUPE Local 4163
- University of Northern British Columbia - CUPE Local 3799
Sector Coordinator: Tracey Mathieson, CUPE National Rep, BC Regional Office
The Universities Coordinated Bargaining Committee website is www.universitieswork.cupe.ca
May 14, 2013
SFU wage offer 'insulting'
CUPE 3338 members mark three years without a contract with cake – including slices delivered to the SFU administration
BURNABY - Hopes for long overdue progress at the bargaining table at SFU were dashed yesterday when the university offered its CUPE workers wage increases 75% less than their counterparts at other BC universities have already received. The support workers have been without a contract for more than three years.
The "insulting" offer of 0.5% increases in the final two years of a ...