Education workers in Ontario will wrap up voting today on whether to accept a tentative deal their union struck with the provincial government.
CUPE says results of the vote will be announced Monday
The Canadian Press ·
School board workers represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees protested at politicians’ offices, including hundreds of members outside Queen’s Park, last month. (Carlos Osorio/CBC)
Education workers in Ontario will wrap up voting today on whether to accept a tentative deal their union struck with the provincial government.
The Canadian Union of Public Employees says more than 50,000 education workers, including custodians and early childhood educators, have been able to vote since online ratification opened last week.
Those workers walked off the job last month after the province passed — then later repealed — legislation that imposed a four-year contract on them and banned them from striking.
The union is slated to announce the results of the vote tomorrow.
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