Unfortunately, it seems that the College Employer Council directed all the colleges to issue memos rather than revised SWFs. New SWFs (and contracts for Partial Load and other contract faculty) are required to reflect changes in the work.
Sean Saunders from Sheridan College has done a great job in analysing the past 5 weeks… by the numbers.
Read it here:
OPSEU to file Charter challenge over college back-to-work law
Publication Date
Thursday, November 23, 2017 – 3:00pm
Toronto – The Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) is challenging the Ontario government’s latest back-to-work legislation in court.
The province ended a
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
Our bargaining team is still working on improving the teaching and learning conditions for faculty and students, but in the meantime have prepared a few documents that are worth reading as we start thinking about meeting our students after a
A wiley faculty member posted this just before the page became password protected on the OCASA site: http://www.ocasa.on.ca/system/files/2009%20AdmincompEnglishGuidelinesFinal_0.pdf
What’s OCASA? The Ontario College Administrative Staff Association. That’s right — our administrators, supervisors, chairs, deans, and VPs. The college management, in short,
Today the governing liberals will be tabling legislation that will send this round of bargaining to binding arbitration. AS we await details of what is in that – including back to work protocols – there is one issue that needs
College faculty reject contract, call on employer to get back to the table
TORONTO – Ontario college faculty have rejected a contract offer from their employer and are calling on the College Employer Council to come back to the table
SeaGull Bargaining:
We’ll Be Dealing with the Smell of This Offer for Years if We Accept It… At All Levels of the Colleges.
So the College Employers Council (CEC) gives Faculty an offer that’s basically equivalent to the offer they
We received the following e-mail from one of Humber College’s law faculty…
SUBJECT: Comments/Observations regarding CEC Webcast of November 13th
After listening to the CEC Webcast regarding the Forced Offer Vote today, I noticed some inaccurate and misleading statements