Waypoint Opseu Collective Agreement

AMAPCEO members of the Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care voted „yes“ in favour of the proposed five-year collective agreement. OPSEU represents workers in too many collective agreement units to provide copies of collective agreements to individual employers on the site. If you can`t find your collective agreement on this page, you can search for it in our private sector – the membership portal. Please log on to the members` portal to verify that your collective agreement has been published for you. OpsEU regularly receives applications from members covered by collective agreements across the province to obtain copies of their central contract. The following six links provide easy access and allow you to download a copy of your collective agreement in Adobe format. You can also contact your staff representative or the nearest regional office to get a copy of your collective agreement. Here is a list of all the regional offices. . Colleges of Applied Arts – Technology – Academic 2017-2021 Academic Collective Agreement.pdf OPSEU/SEFPO asks Ford to house all long-term care…

Outside the Waypoint Centre, from the entrance to Fuller Ave. at the entrance to 500 Church St. „Thank you to elected members of the negotiating team Monica Murphy and Sherrie Fournier at Waypoint and Gary Perlmutter, a collaborator of AMAPCEO, for their efforts to reach an agreement so quickly,“ said President Dave Bulmer. „This five-year contract is a fair contract for Waypoint`s hard workers, who help plan and provide excellent mental health care.“ „We`re going to rehabilitate Waypoint`s management right up to the beginning,“ says Thomas. „If you disrupt staff schedules, it affects health and safety, quality services, job security and continuity of care. You`re making a big mistake. Learn more about AMAPCEO and our members: AMAPCEO was established in 1992 and is a negotiating partner representing 14,000 professional and prudential public servants, most of whom work directly for the Ontario government in each department and in a number of agencies, boards and commissions; 130 municipalities across Ontario and 11 cities outside Canada.