Dear Faculty:It is with great disappointment and frustration that we report to you that mediation has failed. Attached is the final report of the mediator, along with the offer of settlement we tabled during mediation. We absolutely disagree with the finding of the mediator’s report, most of which
After our first day back post-strike most of us are getting the same response from management – there will be no new or revised swfs to reflect either the extended semester or the additional work. The bargaining team has drafted recommendations as to how to proceed to best
Our analysis:
a longer article from the folks at Humber describing just how much of a set back this latest offer is
our own Noor Kabani’s analysis.
a comparison of the CEC’s final offer with ours.
The following summarizes some of the main points.
Below the poster you will find direct links to the Ontario Labour Relations Board. Please send emails about anomalies or difficulties with the voting to opseu556@gmail.com.
Our analysis:
a longer article from the folks at Humber describing just how much of a set
You can read the latest bulleltin here in english or french.
Also, here is a longer article from the folks at Humber describing just how much of a set back this latest offer is and our own Noor Kabani’s analysis. And finally for tonight a comparison of final
Why we are saying no was created by faculty at Confederation college.
This letter came across our desk from Neal McNare from Northern College (local 653), which is not only North of the 401, but stretches from Lake Temiskaming all the way up to Moosonee. It is his attempt to distill the information that we have and that we need
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Ontario Public College System. And as of Monday October 16th at 12:01 a.m., 12,000 of us – full-time and partial-load faculty, librarians and counselors from across 24 colleges – have been on strike.
The last time college faculty went on
This week started off briskly with a flying picket rally at a downtown hotel in Toronto on top of the pickets at our campuses.
We also had representatives at Bill 148 hearings and are awaiting a report.
Halloween was somewhat festive at the picket lines (see photos to
You’re a part of labour history. When printers in Toronto’s Typographical union went on strike for a nine hour workday in 1972, unions were illegal, but ten thousand people showed up to support them. From their struggle, we have a shorter work week, Labor Day and legal unions. Our