Update on CUPE 2269 job action - Oct 3

CUPE 2269 has advised the following for Friday, October 3.

As part of ongoing job action, the Union will implement the following additional measures:

• Members will not train, instruct, or provide guidance to exempt managers or employees on how to perform union work.
• Cessation of collecting drop-in admission fees at the 55 Activity Centre.

In terms of any additional anticipated public impacts the District advises of the following:

• Collection of recreation user fees will continue, and will be undertaken by non-Union staff.

As an assurance to residents, essential services to maintain the health and safety of the community have been designated by the Labour Relations Board of BC and certain unionized staff working in these areas have been designated as essential service workers. These include services such as water supply and distribution, wastewater (sewage) treatment and collections, snow and ice control, and fire and police protection. Essential service workers will continue to perform their role during any strike action.

For a complete list of impacts from CUPE 2269 job action, view the Current Operational and Service Impacts section at squamish.ca/strike.

 

 

October 3, 2025