Scott Thompson: What do I want for Christmas? Peace between teachers and the province
Nothing says ‘peace and goodwill’ like our regular contract labour disruptions at a school near you, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
Nothing says ‘peace and goodwill’ like our regular contract labour disruptions at a school near you, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
The unions, representing teachers in public elementary, public high school, Catholic and French boards, say they are each filing a separate constitutional challenge. Continue reading
The OSSTF, EFTO, OECTA and AEFO say Bill 124 impedes free collective bargaining. Continue reading
It seems the entire world is advancing, except for how the teachers’ unions and the government of the day reach a contract settlement, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
When will the heavy artillery come out? Just before Canadians go to the polls, Scott Thompson suggests. Continue reading
There’s one constant that has remained in Ontario education, Scott Thompson writes: the ongoing fight between teachers’ unions and the government of the day. Continue reading
A group of concerned parents and educators gathered to talk sexual education at a public forum on Monday evening. Continue reading
Ontario’s auditor general opened the education ministry’s books to examine $3.8 million in payments to unions, but was “surprised” to find an additional $80 million in funding, about a quarter of that with “no strings attached.” Continue reading
Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives say they are going to ask the auditor general to look into $3.74 million the government paid the unions representing teachers and education workers over the past three rounds of bargaining. Continue reading