Ontario education support workers will have until Dec. 5 to decide whether or not to accept a new contract with the provincial government.
In a statement issued late Tuesday, the Canadian Union of Public Employees said their approximately 55,000 members will vote online as to whether to ratify the tentative agreement starting Nov. 24.“To allow members time to review and process the details of this tentative agreement, we will not be commenting further until the ratification vote results are released,” the union said.
“It's a significant increase from where we started and it's what we set out to do, to help the lowest paid workers but all workers do benefit from this deal and frankly all families and taxpayers benefit by having stability for children,” he said on Monday. Speaking to reporters after the tentative agreement was announced, Walton said they made the decision to put the deal to members after it became clear the government was not going to move any further.
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