The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 10 events for “Education Staff Strike Talks”.
“The award - the Order of Princess Olga, 1st class - honours women who have made exceptional contributions in spheres including science, education, culture and charitable work.”
“The union represents educational program assistants, teaching assistants, early childhood educators, librarians, bus drivers, janitors, cafeteria workers and others. - Alberta reducing education property taxes in 2027 after previous hikes - Nova Scotia school…”
“The union representing school support workers in Nova Scotia says it will be filing a 48-hour strike notice after talks broke down with the province overnight.”
“Some 57,000 school support staff are set to take a strike vote in November.”
“Labour leaders urged further protests next Saturday and a nationwide strike on November 5, saying frustration over wages, living costs and public services was spreading far beyond the student movement that first mobilised last month.”
“Labour leaders urged further protests next Saturday and a nationwide strike on November 5, saying frustration over wages, living costs and public services was spreading far beyond the student movement that first mobilised last month.”
“Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive, advocated for a “fair tax system” that would fund education, infrastructure and transportation.”
“The big five education unions have now all set strike-vote dates, with the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation announcing it will hold one in November.”
“Dakar, Senegal – Twenty-four hours before health workers across Senegal were due to walk out on strike, Awa Diba went into labour.”
““The federation will hold an online central strike vote for all 84,000 members between November 9 and 18,” said a memo sent to its members — mostly elementary teachers, but also early childhood educators and other school staff — on Thursday, which was…”
“Fired along with other front-office staff in 1978 when the Whalers didn't make the playoffs, Rasmussen was sitting in idled traffic when he came up with the idea of a 24-hour sports network on cable TV with his son, Scott.”