Gearing up for Bargaining
ETFO has done a great deal in the past couple of years to fight for our collective bargaining rights and the democratic rights of all Ontarians.
ETFO has done a great deal in the past couple of years to fight for our collective bargaining rights and the democratic rights of all Ontarians.
Voice in conversation with chief negotiators Shelly Jan, Elizabeth Kettle and Diego Olmedo.
More than 150 people braved cold rainy days and Toronto traffic to attend the May Representative Council meeting this year.
REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL FEBRUARY 5-6, 2014 More than 180 people attended February Representative Council, including 35 members of this year’s Union School.
In the context of the current political climate, finding ways to work across our differences is more important than ever. That is one of the messages labour leader, community activist, and educator Winnie Ng brought to our February Representative Council.
In January, Oxfam, a worldwide development organization that mobilizes the power of people against poverty, sent out a press release indicating that 85 of the world’s richest people are as wealthy as the poorest half of the world.
President Hammond welcomed Representative Council members to their first meeting at ETFO’s new building. With the completion of the 2012 round of collective bargaining earlier in October, President Hammond thanked local presidents for their unwavering leadership over the past two years.
Bill 122 was introduced in the legislature on October 22, 2013 and will establish a formalized process for two-tier – central and local – bargaining for the education sector.
Free and fair collective bargaining is at the heart of what we do as a union.