January 2025 Newsletter
January 6, 2025
President and Vice President’s Message We are fast approaching a well-deserved break in our school year. The entire membership has felt and seen the impact of the lack of supports
President and Vice President’s Message We are fast approaching a well-deserved break in our school year. The entire membership has felt and seen the impact of the lack of supports
We are reaching out to all EAs to see what PPE is being worn, and what procedures are being put in place for its use at your schools. Please take
Hello all, I hope each and every one of you are doing well. Below is a survey around appreciation and what would make you feel appreciated in your workplace. Your
Are you interested in union education and building up our union?
Will be held at February 26, 2023 GMM
Good Afternoon, The email below was sent to all staff today. We encourage all staff to book a vaccine appointment outside of school/work hours as possible. We recognize that during […]
At a special meeting of the DDSB these motions have passed. Some with the combined efforts of CUPE, ETFO and other Local Unions to continue to work towards and achieve […]
Good afternoon Laura – I’m happy to help support you to answer these questions. I’ve drafted a response below which you are welcome to share. Links are embedded to support […]
Finally! It has arrived A couple of key takeaways While the memo refers to our members being able to access childcare there is no information on how that is to […]
Good afternoon, I want to thank Paul Sylvestre for recognizing the need for the information available to be reflective of education workers and the current Omicron strain. Attached you will […]
Good afternoon, I hope you are all keeping well and understand that it can be difficult to cope with the ever-changing directions that have been forthcoming. I thank you in […]
Happy New Year everyone, In accordance with the government announcement, staff will be expected to return to work on Monday, January 3, 2022, while students will be returning to school […]
