https://cupe.ca/education-workers-southwestern-ontario-need-your-help
Please sign the petition by either clicking on the link or scanning the QR code.
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https://cupe.ca/education-workers-southwestern-ontario-need-your-help
Please sign the petition by either clicking on the link or scanning the QR code.
Please feel free to share the petition on your social media sites.
Our local, along with CUPE 7575 and CUPE 4222 took part in a media release with OSBCU in connection with the services survey.
Here is a link to the video and the London Free Press article.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdoLFBk9OJU
Black History Month is a time to celebrate and highlight Black History and culture, and to honour the ancestors and leaders of Black communities, their accomplishments and their continued fight for liberation. Together, let’s educate one month, and celebrate every month.
The CUPE Union Education department is now actively recruiting Member Facilitators for confirmed weeklong training scheduled for August 10 – 15, 2025. Member facilitators are a vital part of CUPE’s education program, providing a wide variety of workshops to members around the province.
We’re looking for applicants who:
The deadline to apply is March 4, 2025. Those interested can fill out the PDF fillable application form attached and send to Cidália Ribeiro at cribeiro@cupe.ca.
Form Application Member Facilitator EN 2025 02 05
Thank you in advance for your help with this important work.
CUPE Local 4186 Members,
The Stewards’ Committee is excited to announce that we are looking for more stewards to join the committee! If you are passionate about representing your fellow members and advocating for workplace fairness, please submit your name by January 24, 2025, at 4:00 PM to Patty Kleber, Grievance Officer, at grievanceofficer@cupe4186.ca.
In solidarity,
The Stewards’ Committee
Happy Holidays from the Executive of CUPE 4186!
May you enjoy the comfort of family and friends this holiday season.
Please make sure that you are filling out the incident reports on eBase every time there is an incident/escalation with a student that you support. The QR code forms are not a replacement for the incident forms. They only go to the behaviour team. I know that it feels like filling them out doesn’t do anything, but if you are not filling them out, the Health and Safety Committee don’t know there is a problem.
If you do a work refusal, they look at all the incident report forms that are filled out for that school. If there aren’t any forms, they don’t see a problem.
I am attaching a pdf on how to fill out the forms. Many thanks to a past member of the Health and Safety Committee for making it up. If you are getting hit, threatened, items thrown at you, etc. – that is workplace violence – even if they miss. The intent/threat is there.