Ontario service workers say they were fired for speaking out about unsafe conditions
Three developmental service workers in the community of Alliston are alleging they were fired for raising concerns about a what they claim is a dangerous work environment at theIn December 2022, the union representing the workers, OPSEU, told reporters Local 332 members had reported multiple physical and verbal assaults while supporting individuals in the community living facility.
May said while the facility is making some changes to address concerns, it’s not enough to stop the violence. On Tuesday, May said 100 to 200 union members were holding a rally outside the facility’s Allison location to protest the firings.In a statement, the organization’s executive director Andrew Walker said they support the union’s right to gather, but “fiercely disagree with the union’s claims” about wrongful dismissal.
When asked about previous workplace safety reports involving CLASS, the ministry didn’t provide any immediate information.Child welfare agencies, families left in dark about ‘high-risk’ group homes, some linked to deaths
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