Ontario education unions to hold strike votes after contracts expired at end of August
Key points
- Five unions representing teachers and education support workers have contracts that expired at the end of August
- Strike votes begin as early as this week, with each union setting its own dates
- Unions cite funding shortfalls leading to understaffing and larger class sizes and are seeking more funding from the province
Five unions representing Ontario teachers and education support workers are bargaining with the province after contracts expired at the end of August. Strike votes begin as early as this week, with each union setting its own dates. Unions cite funding shortfalls leading to understaffing and larger class sizes.
What employers should do
- Monitor the Ontario education unions' strike votes and bargaining progress
Policy details
- Jurisdiction
- Ontario
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- Official source
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