Although the employers claim to want to speed up the bargaining process, they haven’t proposed any solutions to the key issues identified by teachers, especially class composition and lighter workloads.
It’s time to pay attention to teachers’ priorities!
To mark the expiration of our current collective agreement, teachers mobilized outside of their schools and centres on March 31. Here we are!
The Quebec Provincial Association of Teachers: We are here and we will be heard!
Here is the Nominations Committee Report following the Call for Nominations to the PTU Executive for the 2023-2025 term.
It’s time to get things moving! We would like you to mobilize this Friday, March 31st, in front of your schools and centres to let the public know that our agreement has expired and that we are ready for true negotiations at the table. Wear your yellow negotiating buff to show that we’re in this together! – QPAT President Heidi Yetman
Government proposals made via the school team forums: A counter-productive strategy which undermines the legitimate process of collective bargaining while ignoring the teachers’ priorities
Here are the PTU Reminders for February 2023. As always, do not hesitate to contact the PTU Office for any questions or concerns.
“I want to take this opportunity to acknowledge the work that you do every day to support your students towards success and give them tools that will help them throughout their lives.” – QPAT President Heidi Yetman
