Too Sick to Picket – March 5 2020

Please complete this form if you are too sick to picket on March 5 2020. Alternate picket duties will be sent to you by the end of the day. Completion of these duties is a requirement of OSSTF by-laws. Please note – if you are on a continuing sick leave that began prior to March […] Read More


Accommodation for March 5 2020

Accommodation requests must be submitted by March 4 at 2PM.  Accommodations are granted based on provisions cited in the Ontario Human Rights Code, typically disability or religion. You will have a response no later than 8PM on March 4 2020 with your alternative picket duties to be completed in lieu of physically picketing. Before you ask for... Read More



President’s Memo – February 2019; Board budget, class size & jobs; United We Resist rally; Labour Council Stewards’ Assembly; and more….

President’s memo – February, 2019 This Memo is composed by OSSTF TTBU President Leslie Wolfe and reflects the positions and actions of the OSSTF Toronto Teachers’ Bargaining Unit Executive. Grants for Student Needs, class size and jobs The Grants for Student Needs is the money allocated to school Boards each year to fund classroom […] Read More


Queen’s Park News for the week of February 19-22, 2019

From the Provincial Office of OSSTF EDUCATION NEWS BILL 48, SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE CLASSROOMS ACT Education Minister Lisa Thompson’s (Huron—Bruce) government bill passed second reading debate and was referred to the Legislative Committee on Social Policy. The bill will now have two days of public hearings scheduled for Monday February 25 and... Read More



Informing & Engaging Members – OSSTF extended health benefits for new TTBU Members; United We Resist Rally; OCT governance changes; TTC upload action

EduACTion: United We Resist! Rally at PC fundraiser – get on the bus! In its funding consultation document shared in December with boards of education across Ontario, the Minister of Education made reference to the Tory goal of cutting 4 cents on every dollar.  In education that means $1 billion gone from our schools. On […] Read More