High School Teachers in Legal Strike Position

Monday, 18 November 2019 07:10

By Marie Cassidy

As of today, high schools teachers in Niagara and across Ontario are in legal strike position.

We will find out more about their plans when strike vote results are released today.
The Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation needs to give five days notice before a strike.
The union president will outline the next steps.
Elementary teachers will start a work-to-rule campaign next week, after moving into legal strike position on the 25th.
The Catholic teachers aren't in legal strike position yet, but they have voted 97 per cent in favour of a strike if necessary.

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High School Teachers in Legal Strike Position

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