TORONTO – Four powerful unions representing teachers and other education workers will speak out today about their ongoing labour battle with the province.
The governing Liberals reached a deal Thursday with the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association, which included a wage freeze and other concessions.
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Other unions have bitterly opposed them.
The Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario, the most vocal opponent of the province’s wage freeze demands, is holding a news conference to talk about the deal.
It walked away from contract talks in late February, calling the government’s demands “insulting.”
Three other unions representing teachers and other education workers will also join ETFO at the press conference.
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