All sides in the education worker negotiations have agreed to a deadline of 5 p.m. Sunday to inform families if a strike will proceed.
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The Toronto District School Board has already advised parents there will be no in-person learning if the board’s approximately 15,000 CUPE Ontario workers go on strike Monday as they include caretaking workers, school office staff, early childhood educators, educational assistants and lunchroom supervisors.Article content
Education Minister Stephen Lecce told the Ontario Legislature Thursday that the government has upheld its end of negotiating by repealing Bill 28 and sweetening the pay pot by $335 million over last week’s offertap here to see other videos from our team“Under our Progressive Conservative government, we have hired nearly 7,000 additional education workers supporting our kids within our schools,” Lecce said.
CUPE Ontario, which is now asking the government to address the issue of more services in schools, has not indicated that it has received an offer of more funding to hire additional educational workers.
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