The Ontario Public Service Employees Union says its 8,000 education workers will walk off the job Friday in solidarity with CUPE
TORONTO — The Ontario Public Service Employees Union says its 8,000 education workers will walk off the job Friday in solidarity with the Canadian Union of Public Employees, whose 55,000 education workers are set to strike.
Two others, in Sudbury and Simcoe County, announced Thursday they would close schools as a result of OPSEU's Friday's planned walkout. The Toronto District School Board has said in-person learning will be cancelled as long as CUPE workers — such as early childhood educators, educational assistants and custodians — are off the job because it can't ensure schools will remain safe and clean for students.
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