OPSEU Local 101
We are a union local representing Allied Health Professionals at Hotel Dieu Grace Healthcare, Windsor Regional Hospital and Erie Shores in Windsor-Essex County, Ontario
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Click on the link below to learn more about the OPSEU
“Worth Fighting For Campaign.”
You can easily send letters to let Doug Ford and your MPP know that community service workers and our citizens deserve better!
Consider supporting these workers while they strike by joining them on their picket line. You can find information on picket lines at the link below.
https://worthfightingfor.ca/en/
In Ontario, if a child needs autism services, they’re put on a waitlist alongside 61,000 other kids. Meanwhile, 52,000 adults with developmental disabilities are stuck on waitlists for support. Children’s Aid agencies across the province are warehousing kids in motels and office buildings because there aren’t enough placements.
Waitlists. Broken promises. Crumbling social services.
Doug Ford has underfunded our community services to the point of crisis — and it’s pushing workers into poverty.
Social workers, child therapists, addictions counsellors, shelter workers, legal aid staff, and countless other frontline social services workers are some of the lowest paid workers in the public sector. Ford’s Bill 124 capped public sector workers’ wage increases at 1% at a time of skyrocketing inflation, forcing workers to turn to food banks, moonlight in second jobs, and rack up debt.
The legislation was struck down in 2022. Since then, Ford has been busy picking winners and losers, giving some workers the wages that were stolen from them while ignoring others – including community services workers.
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