Coordinated Calendar


U1 Platform Meeting
Oct
8

U1 Platform Meeting

3902-Unit 1 members: Mark your calendars to come out and join your fellow workers for a discussion about our collective bargaining priorities, and vote on the Bargaining Platform.

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Coordinated Bargaining Bulletin #2
Sep
3

Coordinated Bargaining Bulletin #2

Your locals just released their second Coordinated Bargaining Bulletin. Read the full bulletin by following this link!

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Coordinated CAT Training
Aug
18

Coordinated CAT Training

The members of our coordinated Contract Action Team met to learn about the importance of building strong networks with their coworkers and practice how to have successful conversations with them in order to be ready to take action.

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Unit 8 Joins CUPE 3902!
Jul
16

Unit 8 Joins CUPE 3902!

Research Associates at the University of Toronto have finally won their union certification vote. For the first time, they will be able to negotiate a collective agreement, and improve their working conditions.

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Coordinated Bargaining Bulletin #1
Jun
1

Coordinated Bargaining Bulletin #1

Your locals just released their first Coordinated Bargaining Bulletin. Read the full bulletin by following this link!

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2026 Coordinated Bargaining Conference
May
22

2026 Coordinated Bargaining Conference

More than 40 leaders from 4 locals and 11 units gathered on May 22, 2026 to coordinate bargaining efforts. This was the second coordinated bargaining conference held by CUPE locals at the University of Toronto, and the first to include CUPE 2484 childcare workers.

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AI Audit and Bargaining Workshop
Mar
4

AI Audit and Bargaining Workshop

Leaders of locals 1230, 3261, and 3902, along with friends from USW 1998, participated in a full-day workshop to discuss UofT’s uncritical implementation of AI and its impact on workers and the academic community of the University, including surveillance, job replacement, privacy, bias, deskilling, the implications of AI management and the deskilling of both workers and students.

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