Why the head of Canada biggest union sees shorter labour contracts in the future
Trying to get wage increases that keep up with inflation will mean 'difficult' bargaining ahead, says CUPE president. Read more
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Trying to get wage increases that keep up with inflation will mean 'difficult' bargaining ahead, says CUPE president. Read more
However, I often wonder: In all our efforts to manufacture the “ideal” Christmas, do we too often leave out the Creator?
By Mark Hancock As another Christmas season is upon us, we reflect on how Christmas demonstrates the hope of glory as God manifested Himself in the form of a baby in a manger. Fully God and fully man, Jesus Christ came, not only to show us Who God is, but to show us who we…
“It took just two days for a strike by 55,000 education workers to force the hard-right PC government to capitulate on its Bill 28. Imagine what a strike by all 260,000 education workers could achieve or a strike by all 1 million public sector workers in Ontario.”
The contract for caretakers, education assistants, administrative staff, and early childhood educators includes an annual wage “increase” of just 3.59 percent, with official inflation running at 7 percent.