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August GMM – General Membership Meeting Online
Please note GMM will continue to be held online.
Moving back to in person GMM will be reassessed by Executive in September 2022.
Thank you for you continued patience and understanding.
Stay well.
July GMM – General Membership Meeting Online
Please note GMM will continue to be held online.
Moving back to in person GMM will be reassessed by Executive in September 2022.
Thank you for you continued patience and understanding.
Stay well.
June GMM – General Membership Meeting Online
Please note GMM will continue to be held online.
Moving back to in person GMM will be reassessed by Executive in September 2022.
Thank you for you continued patience and understanding.
Stay well.
Quarterly 5167 ALL UNIT JHSC Meeting
The link will be sent to all those that registered.
The CUPE Local 5167 Health and Safety Committee will be hosting quarterly meetings for ALL JHSC WORKER REPS FROM ALL UNITS.
Forgotten on the Frontline: CUPE Ontario Community Agency Engagement Session
Forgotten on the Frontline: CUPE Ontario Community Agency Engagement Session
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022 | 7:00 pm
YOU MUST REGISTER!
Zoom Registration in advance of the meeting is required: https://us02web.zoom.us/…/tZUkdOivpj4sHNaioXSGnju36pHtQ…’
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
More Information about “Forgotten on the Frontline”
The Forgotten on the Frontline engagement sessions will be held from winter of 2021 through to March 2022 with each sub-sector of Social Services, including Child Care, Children’s Aid Societies, Community Agencies, Developmental Services, and Municipal Social Services. Discussion and survey questions will be used to gather information from members to inform possible next steps for each sub-sector. Once the online engagement process is complete, materials will be created to communicate results, including long and short form reports and briefs for decision makers and allies to better understand issues impacting social service workers as we move toward the provincial election.
