Ontario teachers' union launches strike vote Nov. 6-16

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Ontario teachers' union launches strike vote Nov. 6-16
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The Chronicle-Journal

The Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation announced a strike vote to run Nov. 6-16 amid ongoing negotiations with the provincial government over student supports, school safety, class sizes, staffing, contracting out and teacher recruitment and retention. The announcement came at OSSTF/FEESO's provincial council meeting in Toronto and applies in District 6A, which represents about 1,100 members in Lakehead Public Schools and the Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board. OSSTF leader Bobbi-Lynn Piccolo said the vote is a bargaining step but does not by itself permit legal strike action, and the Ontario Labour Relations Board must decide some jurisdictional issues first.

OSSTF will hold a strike vote from Nov. 6 to Nov. 16.

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Negotiations began in March and the union gave notice in June to start bargaining. The vote follows stalled talks and disputes over which items are negotiated centrally or locally. The Ontario Labour Relations Board could rule next and…

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