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Binding interest arbitration has been the usual way for labour disruptions to be settled in the past when we have not been able to negotiate an agreement.” – J.P Hornick, OPSEU President and former chair of the CAAT-A bargaining team March, 2022
. @caatfaculty Get Strike Mandate - Ontario Colleges’ Offer Mediation-Interest Arbitration.
A strike of any kind is unnecessary. CEC has offered mediation-interest arbitration, a process that the Union has recognized as a common way to resolve the issues.
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hopeful faculty "will put students first and proceed with interest arbitration."
OPSEU rejected the council's first proposal of interest arbitration and has not yet responded to a second. #studentsfirst
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Drop in international students leads Ontario universities to project $1B loss in revenues over 2 years trib.al/Fv01tB3
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Both sides have made proposals that seek to modernize how workload is assigned to @CAATfaculty teachers. However, the cumulative impact of the Union’s demands would reduce the number of weeks a full-time professor could teach to a maximum of 29 weeks annually. Learn more:
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#onpse #college #bargaining #cndpse

ALT caat a demands result in... reduction in teaching time to max 29 weeks out of 52. hiring 50% more full-time teachers to deliver current programming. a reduction of average teaching hours from 12.01 to 8.76 per week for full-time teachers. students don't need a strike. read and opseu proposals and get informed. www.collegeemployercouncil.ca
These are actual news stories. Be informed #factsareimportant
Ontario Public Colleges are entering an era of fiscal instability. The CEC has asked the @CAATfaculty bargaining team to consider recent news and cuts to the College sector. Their proposals currently amount to more than $1 billion annually in changes. International student changes will have long-term effects that are currently estimated to lead to more than a $3 billion loss.
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#bargaining #opseu #college #onpse
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Ontario Public Colleges are entering an era of fiscal instability. The CEC has asked the @CAATfaculty bargaining team to consider recent news and cuts to the College sector. Their proposals currently amount to more than $1 billion annually in changes. International student changes will have long-term effects that are currently estimated to lead to more than a $3 billion loss.
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#bargaining #opseu #college #onpse
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Higher education has the power to change lives, build communities and drive economic growth. And it’s time for the model to change. Read my op-ed in the @globeandmail where I reflect on @HumberPoly's new vision for Building Brilliance. theglobeandmail.com/business…
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#Bargaining is a process that requires analysis, discussion, and compromise. The CEC is taking @caatfaculty members demands seriously by giving them full and thorough consideration. Speed does not equal better. Get informed ow.ly/rMH450TpmWA
#opseu #college #onpse

ALT Bargaining facts for full time and partial load professors librarians and counsellors. 200+ union proposed changes to the collective agreement. Union demands exceed $1 billion annually. Fundamental changes that impact all 24 colleges. Bargaining is a process. Taking this seriously takes time. Get informed and visit www.collegeemployercouncil.ca
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This week, the College Employer Council (CEC) and @CAATfaculty Bargaining team resumed face-to-face #bargaining. Academic employees, management, students, and community members are encouraged to read both the CEC and Union proposals and get informed. ow.ly/Yvwk50Tla7r
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Cette semaine, le Conseil des employeurs des collèges (CEC) et l’équipe de négociation des CAAT ont repris les #négociations. Lire les propositions du CEC et du Syndicat et à se tenir informés. ow.ly/nNqn50TlalK
#Sefpo
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Hey #ONpse students…
Wishing you all the best as you kick off the new academic year! 📚🎉
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An exciting speech by @fordnation Premier Ford detailing how #Ontario is the fastest growing region in North America. Thank you for noting how important colleges and universities are to that future. @humbercollege is pleased that the Premier is our MPP!
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Welcome to Ontario’s postsecondary institutions! I wish you all a happy and safe Orientation Week and a successful school year.
Please remember, should you need any support you can reach out to the confidential, toll-free Ontario wide Good2Talk hotline at 1-866-925-5454.
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Just as students return to Ontario’s 24 public colleges, full-time support staff have a tentative three-year agreement. blackburnnews.com/windsor/wi…
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Visitez ow.ly/eWsY50JQJZB pour le consulter et en apprendre davantage sur les #négociations du personnel de soutien, les webinaires sur les avantages sociaux et les nouvelles ressources du CEC, Rob et Nicole ! #Collèges
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The July 2022 issue of the CEC #newsletter is now available online. Visit ow.ly/wwfg50JQJNL to learn more about Support Staff #bargaining, Benefits Webinars, and new CEC resources, Rob and Nicole! #ONPSE #Colleges
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President & CEO @amvaughan has resigned from Loyalist College and has been appointed as the 1st woman & 5th President of @humbercollege. Dr. Vaughan’s term at Humber College will begin on August 29, 2022. Details: bit.ly/3t62qBG
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Thank you @BellevilleSens for contributing $10,000 to the @LoyalistCollege foundation. This annual contribution will benefit four @LoyalistLancers student athletes who are active in the community. #SmallGivesUsThePowerToDoBigThings #GreatPlaceToBe #ThankYou #AmazingStudents
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In case you missed it!
@GBCollege President, Dr. Gervan Fearon, kicks off a new series sharing interesting and unique facts about the college. In Episode #1 he shares some history about how our campuses have expanded across the city of Toronto.

















