Province/Union Try Again to Reach Deal

Wednesday, 19 October 2022 06:58

By Geoff Waterfield

No progress made in recent talks

It's the final day in which the province and union representing Ontario education workers try to reach a deal.

Yesterday, the Canadian Union of Public Employees, representing custodians, early childhood educators and administration staff, said there were no improvements after a second day of bargaining.

55,000 members will be in a legal strike position as of November 3rd.

The union has not indicated if there would be a full strike, which could potentially close schools, or lead to some other course of action.

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Province/Union Try Again to Reach Deal

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