January 27, 2017 • Issue 1 The current collective agreement that was bargained under the School Boards Collective Bargaining Act expires August 31, 2017. In September, OSSTF/FEESO engaged in discussions […] Read More

The following memo was emailed to all members today: October 13, 2016 To all OSSTF/FEESO members Town Hall Conference Call, Tuesday, October 18 Presidents and chief negotiators from all Bargaining […] Read More

OSSTF Toronto Teachers’ Bargaining Unit 2014-2017 Central Agreement Summary Term 3 years, effective September 1, 2014 to August 31, 2017 Salary, Wages and Direct Compensation Extra Degree Allowances Status Quo […] Read More

Dear Members Now posted on our website for your convenience is a Summary of Changes to our Collective Agreement being recommended in the Tentative Settlement along with an outline of the Ratification […] Read More

Bargaining Update – Tentative Agreement Reached At 3:54 a.m. on Friday, August 26, a tentative agreement was reached between OSSTF Toronto Teachers Bargaining Unit and the Toronto District School Board. […] Read More

The following memo was emailed to all Members for whom we have current contact information: Bargaining Update The Mediator contacted President Doug Jolliffe to let the Union know that the Board […] Read More

NOTE:  New and updated rules are in bold print  Teacher Activities NOT Affected by the Job Action Members will continue to provide instruction to students, including extra help professionally manage their […] Read More

Summer/Summer School Strike rules  All Members Members will not attend any board offered/mandated PD during the months of July and August unless on a voluntary basis and remunerated at their […] Read More

This memo was emailed to Branch Presidents of Adult Day Schools with a request that it be shared with all Adult Day School Teachers: Adult day school teachers will participate […] Read More

Bargaining Update: Safe Schools Now! Campaign On Thursday, May 19, OSSTF Toronto launched the Safe Schools Now Campaign.  Trustees were targeted that day in their community’s local news paper.  At […] Read More