Canada is promising 250,000 affordable childcare spots over the next four years, but with low pay and difficult working conditions, many early childhood educators are getting out of the profession. CBC’s Christine Birak visits a Toronto daycare to find out more about why the workforce is shrinking.
Early childhood educators fed up and fleeing the job | CBC.ca
The province has offered salary increases in line with those provided to MLAs, in response to comments from union leadership. Saskatchewan teachers suspend job action with contract talks to resume | The Star Phoenix
On Sunday morning, CUPE, the union representing educational support workers issued their five-day notice of strike action Union threatens to strike then cries foul as Ford says he’ll legislate | Toronto Sun
Teachers’ unions in Waterloo Region are concerned about rising COVID-19 cases in the community as it’s leading to staff absences. Schools in Waterloo Region dealing with staff shortages due to COVID-19 | CTV News
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