LIUNA Local 3000

LIUNA Local 3000 LiUNA Local 3000 represents thousands of workers in healthcare, industrial and professional sectors https://linktr.ee/liuna3000

Let's start this week off right by celebrating a big win at Durham Youth Services. The workers (almost) unanimously vote...
07/27/2026

Let's start this week off right by celebrating a big win at Durham Youth Services. The workers (almost) unanimously voted in a new contract that gave improvements to shift premiums, benefits, general wage increases, vacation and bereavement leave, along with solid enhancements and improvements of CBA language.

Congrats to the workers and round of applause to the Bargaining Team!

"Canada Day is a reminder of the many ways people show up for each other across this country. Over the last few weeks, I...
07/01/2026

"Canada Day is a reminder of the many ways people show up for each other across this country. Over the last few weeks, I have been in cabs, Ubers, at restaurants, on planes, at the grocery store, work and other places talking about FIFA. No matter who I talked to, where they came from, all were so proud to be Canadian and to cheer on our team (maybe with a second one too). So, on Canada Day today, I reflect on the importance of community. That can look like a small business opening its doors each morning, neighbours or teams coming together to support each other and like we have over the last few weeks, celebrating the international-ness of the people we are. It’s also a day to reflect that the first peoples of this land have suffered and endure lasting impacts of colonization, and we need to keep learning, listening, and ensuring we help move forward in a better way. "

LIUNA Local 3000 is proud celebrate authenticity, inclusion, equality, and belonging this Pride month. Local 3000 will b...
06/11/2026

LIUNA Local 3000 is proud celebrate authenticity, inclusion, equality, and belonging this Pride month.

Local 3000 will be joining the OFL at the Toronto Pride Parade and encourage any members who would like to participate to reach out to their Business Representative for details.

Other upcoming Events across Ontario are listed below:

Kingston Pride Parade - June 13
York Pride Parade - June 13
Grey Bruce Pride - June 13
Owen Sound Pride Parade & Block Party - June 13
Pride in the Park - North Bay - June 13
Lake Country Pride Parade - June 20
Kincardine Pride Parade - June 20
Brantford Pride: Pride in the Park - June 20
Barrie Pride March - June 20- June 21
1000 Islands River Pride Parade - June 24 - June 28
Pride Toronto - June 25 - June28
Dryden Pride - June 27
Kenora Pride March - June 28
Collingwood Pride Parade - July 10 - July 12
Pride London - July 10 - July 19
Fierte Sudbury Pride - July 12 - July 19
Muskoka Pride Week - July 18 - July 26
Halton Pride Parade - July 19
Sault Pride Flag Raising and Pride Walk - July 20
Manitoulin Pride Parade - August 6 - August 9
Windsor-Essex Pride Parade - August 9
Chatham-Kent Pride Week – August 15 - August 22
Haliburton Highlands Pride - August 17 - August 23
Hamilton Pride Parade - August 21 - August 23
Ottawa Capital Pride Parade - August 30
Peterborough Pride – September 18 - September 27

Highlights from our 2026 Leadership Conference!
06/01/2026

Highlights from our 2026 Leadership Conference!

"A lady with a lamp shall standIn the great history of the land,A noble type of good,Heroic womanhood."-- (Excerpt), 'Sa...
05/13/2026

"A lady with a lamp shall stand
In the great history of the land,
A noble type of good,
Heroic womanhood."
-- (Excerpt), 'Santa Filomena' by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow — 1857

Yes, we all know (or should at least) about Florence Nightingale (the mother of modern nursing) and that her birthday (May 12th) is the influence for International Nurses Day. One lesser known fact is that her influence also stretches to a notorious symbol in the nursing world.

Sure, the red cross is recognized, as are various staffs with serpents (the Staff of Asclepius, and the Caduceus), but Florence, the “lady with the lamp,” is the source as a nursing symbol. This symbol would be the 'Lamp of Learning (Knowledge)'. Florence was put in charge of nursing British and allied soldiers in Turkey during the Crimean War. Spending many hours in the wards, roaming during her night rounds with an oil lamp, giving personal care to the wounded, established her image as the “Lady with the Lamp.”

The image of 'the Lady with the Lamp' captured the public's imagination, especially after Henry Wadsworth Longfellow immortalized her in his poem 'Santa Filomena'.

To view the poem in its entirety:
https://www.hwlongfellow.org/poems_poem.php?pid=145

Every day, nurses show compassion in moments of fear, strength in moments of uncertainty, and kindness when it is needed...
05/11/2026

Every day, nurses show compassion in moments of fear, strength in moments of uncertainty, and kindness when it is needed most. They care for people at their most vulnerable, often putting the needs of others before their own, and that kind of dedication does not go unnoticed.

As members of our union, you do more than provide exceptional care — you stand together to protect one another, advocate for safer workplaces, and fight for the dignity and respect that every worker deserves. Your solidarity makes our union stronger, and your voices continue to make a lasting difference for both your colleagues and the patients you serve.

We are proud to stand beside each and every one of you. Thank you for your courage, your resilience, your compassion, and the countless sacrifices you make every day. Your work changes lives, and your commitment inspires us all.

  artist Jaime Black created the REDress Project in 2010 as an aesthetic response to the critical national issue of Miss...
05/05/2026

artist Jaime Black created the REDress Project in 2010 as an aesthetic response to the critical national issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirited People (MMIWG2S+). Held every May 5th, Red Dress Day is a National Day of remembrance and activism honouring the lives of these stolen sisters.

Jamie Black: " I imagine red dresses. Red dresses along city streets and in parks and trees, where every day the public passes by. Red dresses confronting people on their way to work, to school, to dinner. Red dresses as a stark reminder of all those we've lost. Red dresses to remember...".

For more info and events: https://amnesty.ca/red-dress-day/

Recognized on the first day of May every year, International Workers’ Day, or May Day, is celebrated worldwide to recogn...
05/01/2026

Recognized on the first day of May every year, International Workers’ Day, or May Day, is celebrated worldwide to recognize and appreciate the hard work and contribution of employees. It is also a way to remind everyone about the rights of the workers and fair treatment in the workplace. Rallies, demonstrations and events around the world use May Day to raise awareness about the important issues they face in the workplace, demand fair wages and present ideas to improve the lives of workers.

Even today, years after the historic struggle of workers in 1886, there is still inequality among workers across various industries and countries. That's why May Day is an important day for workers to raise their voices and demand better working conditions and fair wages. It is a way for them to remind everyone that they deserve to be treated with respect and dignity in the workplace.

In 1984, the Canadian Labour Congress established April 28th as the National Day of Mourning in Canada to remember and h...
04/28/2026

In 1984, the Canadian Labour Congress established April 28th as the National Day of Mourning in Canada to remember and honour those who have died, been injured or suffered illness in the workplace.

The date was chosen in 1984, when the Canadian Labour Congress proclaimed the Day to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the day the first Ontario Worker's Compensation Act was approved by the government (1914). The Day of Mourning was enshrined in national legislation by an Act of Parliament on February 1, 1991.

The Day of Mourning, also known as Workers' Memorial Day, is officially recognized in about 100 countries worldwide.

Please check out this article from the Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL) that showcases how collective action can help move the needle closer to safety and accountability in the workplace:
https://ofl.ca/a-westray-win-on-todays-day-of-mourning/

Stronger together, sharper than ever—trained to lead, ready to defend.Congratulations to our latest class of Steward Tra...
04/17/2026

Stronger together, sharper than ever—trained to lead, ready to defend.
Congratulations to our latest class of Steward Training graduates!

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