More nurses than ever before and yet less are in the workforce
There are more registered nurses in Ontario than ever before and yet the rate of working nurses has been falling since 2016.
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Tag: CUPE
Ontario paramedics call for province-wide staffing strategy
CUPE representatives for medics are talking about some of the issues in the healthcare system during Paramedic Appreciation Week.
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CUPE members accept province’s four-year contract
Ontario’s education support workers voted in favour of a tentative deal, but some CUPE members are concerned about the lack of support staff.
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CUPE members begin voting on tentative deal
Education workers have started voting to accept or reject the tentative contract deal that was reached with the provincial government on Sunday.
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OPSEU Humber faculty president expects better treatment for all union members
Miloš Vasić is hopeful moving forward unions will have a more collaborative relationship with employers after the province backs down on Bill 28.
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EDITORIAL: Ontario needs responsible leadership, everything Ford isn’t
Doug Ford needs to take stock and follow through on his commitments, doubling back on decisions sets a bad precedent for the province.
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Negotiations with CUPE continue after Ford promises to repeal Bill 28
Premier Doug Ford announced the government will repeal Bill 28 provided CUPE workers and children return to schools.
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Union education workers protest losing their right to strike
Union members surround Queen’s Park in support of education workers’ right to strike and the impact they have on schools.
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EFTO and CUPE strike deal with Ontario government
The Ontario government has reached a tentative deal with public elementary school teachers and with support staff unions in the elementary system, bringing an end to a work-to-rule campaign that began in May.
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Teachers’ work-to-rule action moves to Phase 2
CUPE and ETFO workers heightened their work-to-rule action today, leaving students and schools in the lurch.
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University of Toronto teaching assistants back to class
Classes are back to normal at the University of Toronto as students and teaching assistants head back to school after a nearly month-long strike ended Thursday night.
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Raise the Rates begins Provincial Week of Action
A rally Saturday at Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market will kick off a new effort to combat cuts...
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