Maritimes and Beyond: CUPE NB President Iris Lloyd on Member Challenges Today.

Host Nichola Taylor talks with Iris Lloyd, the newly elected president of CUPE New Brunswick, regarding the challenges faced by workers in the province. Iris highlights the detrimental effects of education cuts, particularly on library workers in schools and the students who rely on these resources. They also address the concerns of CUPE NB members regarding the rising cost of living and the pressing issue of affordable housing.

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