Province Wide Collective Bargaining. Ontario's 2012 Budget proposed to move forward with a more centralized approach to collective bargaining in the Broader Public Sector. In keeping with the 2012 Budget, the government will begin consultations in the Fall of 2012 with the teachers' federations, support staff unions, school board trustee associations and school boards to develop the appropriate legislative and regulatory framework for provincial bargaining that would, if approved by the legislature, take effect by January 1, 2014.
Province Wide Collective Bargaining. The Parties acknowledge the fact that the Government of Ontario intends to begin consultations in the Fall of 2012 with the teachers’ federations, support staff unions, school board trustee associations and school boards to develop the appropriate legislative and regulatory framework for provincial bargaining that would, if approved by the legislature, take effect by January 1, 2014.
Province Wide Collective Bargaining. Ontario's 2012 Xxxxxx proposed to move forward with a more centralized approach to collective bargaining in the Broader Public Sector. In keeping with the 2012 Budget, the government will begin consultations in the Fall of 2012 with the teachers' federations, support staff unions, school board trustee associations and school boards to develop the appropriate legislative and regulatory framework for provincial bargaining that would, if approved by the legislature, take effect by January 1, 2014. Copy for archive purposes. Please consult original publisher for current version. Copie à des fins d’archivage. Veuillez consulter l’éditeur original pour la version actuelle.
