CUPE 5047 president Shelley McNeil speaking at a press conference in August, when CUPE Nova Scotia and the NSSBCU released a worker-led review of the problem of violence in schools, called Safe Staff, Safe Schools.

Nova Scotia school workers in contract talks feel ‘unheard and undervalued’ by province

by Local Journalism Initiative January 15, 2025

written by Local Journalism Initiative January 15, 2025

By Lauren Phillips | The Coast New year, new deal? Not yet for roughly 5,000 school support staff in Nova Scotia. These are bus drivers, educational program assistants, library support specialists, early childhood educators, custodians and Indigenous or African Nova Scotian student support workers. ...

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Nova Scotia school workers in contract talks feel ‘unheard and undervalued’ by province

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