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Document Resource Summary: Ontario Child Care Zoom Background
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Document Resource Summary: Ontario Child Care shareable - B.C. and N.S. have already signed on
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Document Resource Summary: Ontario Child Care shareable - Good for the economy
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Document Resource Summary: In the 2021 budget, the federal government made a historical commitment to create a national child care system. Unions, child care advocates, parents, and Canadians across the country supported this announcement, which committed $30 billion over the next five years, bringing the annual federal funding to an estimated $9.2 billion for early learning child care by 2025-26.
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Document Resource Summary: As Armine Yalnizyan recently wrote of Ontario: “No jurisdiction in Canada is better equipped to create a system of high-quality, accessible early learning and child care; a system that can reduce inequalities in a way comparable to schools and health care.” Ontario must act now to address high fees, lack of regulated spaces, and the undervaluing of the Early Learning and Child Care (ELCC) workforce.
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Document Resource Summary: We write on behalf of our members working in the container truck industry through the
Vancouver ports to raise an urgent issue relating to truck model age requirements instituted
unilaterally by Port Metro Vancouver (‘PMV’) following the dispute of March 2014
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Document Resource Summary: A monthly review of labour market indicators.
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Document Resource Summary: An Extraordinary Crisis for Workers
The COVID-19 pandemic is having an extraordinary effect on the lives of working people in Canada.
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Document Resource Summary: The COVID-19 pandemic is having an extraordinary effect on the lives of working people in Canada.
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Document Resource Summary: As part of 2020 master negotiations, Unifor and the Detroit 3 auto companies in good faith agreed to explore transferring current and future Defined Contribution (DC) plan members (anyone hired on or after the 2016 effective date) to the College of Applied Arts & Technology (CAAT) new DBplus plan. CAAT is the public sector defined benefit plan for colleges across Ontario that opened its doors to the private sector in 2018.