Bargaining

This analysis was created by Rand Rowlands
College management generally claims they have no more money.  They claim that governments need to give them more to work with.
They also claim that the majority of their expenses are salaries and

Major Concessions: the top three problems with Council’s offer
Over the past several months, faculty met, discussed, and voted on 16 demands that would improve the quality and fairness of the college system in Ontario. The College Employer Council has

Hi Everyone:
You received communications yesterday from the College President and a copy of the College Council Academic Bargaining Update.  There is at least one inaccuracy in their communication.  They have represented that the settlement offer from the College Council

Hello all,
 
Here is the last pre-vote bulletin.  Enjoy reading it (in English and in French, and make sure to get informed before tomorrow’s vote

Please find a document outlining the differences in visions of the colleges in english.  Bill 148 provides an important context for this round of bargaining.  You can read the bill here.

Members of our negotiations team have been crossing the province and meeting with faculty in all colleges over the last few weeks.  You can read a summary of the presentation by looking at a pdf of the slides they are

Please read through the bulletin prepared by our negotiations team (in english and in french) and watch JP summarizes the issues in this video.
 
Be informed and get your questions ready for the General Membership Meeting taking place Thursday

August 21, 2017
 
Dear Faculty Members:
As you may already know, on August 8, the College Employer Council, which represents all 24 of Ontario’s colleges in bargaining, made a settlement offer to cut short the current round of collective