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Power at work
You have power at work
We can help you put it to good use:
✔ Higher pay
✔ Safer worksites and workloads
✔ Happier, healthier lives
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to all workers:
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Violets are blue.
For all your friendship and hard work,
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& ORDERIn the worker justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the stewards who investigate crime and the grievance officers who prosecute the offenders.
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Grieve it or gripe it?
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You tell us what your boss did this time.
We tell you if we think you’ve got a grievance, or if you’re just going to have gripe it.
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Apply now for Region 5 Weekend Educational, March 15-16
Online application form | In-person application form How to challenge discrimination in the workplace. The best way to file a grievance. Making your work safer. As an OPSEU/SEFPO member, these are just a few of the free educational workshops you can take during the union’s Region 5 Weekend Educational taking place on Saturday, March 15
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Toronto officially declared a Paid-Plasma-free Zone
In a significant step forward for OPSEU/SEFPO’s campaign against paid-plasma in Ontario, Toronto has officially been declared a paid-plasma-free zone. On November 13, Toronto City Council passed the motion signifying its opposition to private, for-profit blood collection in the city. The motion was brought forward by Councilor Chris Moise and seconded by Councilor Alejandra Bravo.
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