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BARGAINING 2014 Issue 9 - August 2014 COLLEGE FACULTY collegefaculty.org [email protected] • facebook.com/OntarioCollegeFaculty • collegefaculty.org • @CAATfaculty College Faculty bargaining continues as Support Staff colleagues reach a tentative agreement While faculty bargaining continues, our support staff colleagues announced last Friday a tentative settlement that will be presented for a ratification vote soon. We congratulate the Support Staff Bargaining Team on this achievement. As the details of their deal are released in the coming days, it is important to remember that CAAT Support bargain independently from CAAT Academic (faculty). Support and faculty issues are significantly different; direct comparisons between the two groups cannot be made given the very different member priorities and bargaining contexts. Faculty bargaining enters the critical phase The contract for Ontario college faculty expires August 31, 2014. Since the start of our bargaining on June 2, some low priority issues have been addressed. The top priorities in this round have been presented by your team, but management has yet to recognize the serious need for improvements for both partial-load and full-time faculty members in job security, workload and academic authority in the classroom. At this point, management is taking the position that these aren’t issues that need to be dealt with and things are working well. You have told us strongly this isn’t so. To move our issues forward, we have applied for the services of a conciliator: Peter Simpson, the Director of Dispute Resolution Services in the Ministry of Labour, has been appointed and will join us August 19. He has extensive experience working in the post-secondary sector. Some may recognize Peter from his role as assistant executive director of CAUT (Canadian Association of University Teachers). Regular updates will be available on Facebook and Twitter. Watch your personal non-college email for more detailed messages from your bargaining team and your Local. Q uality Experts in EDUCATION

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  • BARGAINING 2014Issue 9 - August 2014

    COLLEGE FACULTYcollegefaculty.org

    [email protected] • facebook.com/OntarioCollegeFaculty • collegefaculty.org • @CAATfaculty

    College Faculty bargaining continues as Support Staff colleagues reach a tentative agreementWhile faculty bargaining continues, our support staff colleagues announced last Friday a tentative settlement that will be presented for a ratification vote soon. We congratulate the Support Staff Bargaining Team on this achievement.

    As the details of their deal are released in the coming days, it is important to remember that CAAT Support bargain independently from CAAT Academic (faculty). Support and faculty issues are significantly different; direct comparisons between the two groups cannot be made given the very different member priorities and bargaining contexts.

    Faculty bargaining enters the critical phaseThe contract for Ontario college faculty expires August 31, 2014. Since the start of our bargaining on June 2, some low priority issues have been addressed. The top priorities in this round have been presented by your team, but management has yet to recognize the serious need for improvements for both partial-load and full-time faculty members in job security, workload and academic authority in the classroom. At this point, management is taking the position that these aren’t issues that need to be dealt with and things are working well. You have told us strongly this isn’t so.

    To move our issues forward, we have applied for the services of a conciliator: Peter Simpson, the Director of Dispute Resolution Services in the Ministry of Labour, has been appointed and will join us August 19. He has extensive experience working in the post-secondary sector. Some may recognize Peter from his role as assistant executive director of CAUT (Canadian Association of University Teachers).

    Regular updates will be available on Facebook and Twitter. Watch your personal non-college email for more detailed messages from your bargaining team and your Local.

    QualityExperts in

    EDUCATION

  • BARGAINING 2014

    In solidarity, the CAAT-A Bargaining Team David Fasciano Bargaining Team Chair, Local 673, Collège Boréal

    Lynn Dee Eason Bargaining Team Vice-Chair, Local 613, Sault College

    Darryl Bedford Local 110, Fanshawe College

    Jonathan Singer Local 560, Seneca College

    Lana-Lee Hardacre Local 237, Conestoga College

    Audrey Taves Local 562, Humber College

    Bert Dubé Local 732, Confederation College

    Getting to a DealOur current contract expires on August 31, 2014.

    We’re serious about negotiating an improved contract on time.

    If that doesn’t happen, we have to be ready.

    Vote09/2

    5/14

    Your 2014 bargaining bulletin is authorized for distribution by:

    Warren (Smokey) ThomasPresident, OPSEU

    David Fasciano Chair, CAAT-A Bargaining Team

    [email protected] • facebook.com/OntarioCollegeFaculty • collegefaculty.org • @CAATfaculty

    To read previous issues of your Bargaining Bulletin please visit: www.collegefaculty.org

    • Issue 8, July 2014 - Strike Vote

    • Issue 7, July 2014 - Job Security

    • Issue 6, June 2014 - Faculty Workload

    • Issue 5, June 2014 - Bargaining for Partial-Load Faculty

    • Issue 4, May 2014 - Bargaining Dates

    • Issue 3, April 2014 - You spoke, we heard!

    • Issue 2, March 2014 - Pre-bargaining survey results

    • Issue 1, January 2014 - Want to improve your college?

    COLLEGE FACULTYcollegefaculty.org