College Faculty Negotiations Update
Bargaining Update Highlights In response to feedback from OPSEU/SEFPO College Faculty members, we are providing this summary of the contents of this bargaining update newsletter: Final Demand Set now complete …
Bargaining Update Highlights In response to feedback from OPSEU/SEFPO College Faculty members, we are providing this summary of the contents of this bargaining update newsletter: Final Demand Set now complete …
Announcement of OPSEU Equity Vice-President: Dr. Crystal Garvey We are delighted to announce the selection of our own Dr. Crystal Garvey as the Vice-President-Select of OPSEU’s new equity board seats. Over a decade in the making, delegates …
The College Faculty Bargaining Team is actively monitoring the potential fallout from the recent federal and provincial restrictions on international student numbers. At the moment, there is no indication that these …
We have been striving to get a definitive answer from management with regard to mandatory attendance at the upcoming Program Information Nights next week. Unfortunately, despite several emails back and …
We’re excited to share the results of the bargaining team election that took place October 29th at the CAAT-A Pre-Bargaining Conference. This marks the very early stages of bargaining, which …
We would like to inform you of our fall general membership meeting (GMM) to be held virtually on Tues., Sept. 19th at 6:30 p.m. To register your attendance, please send an …
Dear Members, As you know, Bill 124 – which had previously limited our salary increases to 1% – was struck down and declared “void and of no effect” last November by …
(*The following is a message to support staff members from the CAAT-S bargaining team. Our own wage re-opening talks start next month and we are all in this together!) As …
Listen to this article (Thunder Bay News) An arbitrator has awarded salary increases totalling 6.25 per cent to 45,000 Ontario hospital workers, plus two dollars an hour more for registered …
Durham College has reversed its long-standing opposition to public-private partnerships (PPP) and announced a joint venture with an as yet unnamed private career college in Toronto. This partnership aims to …