Tag: OPSEU

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The back of people walking down the street wearing jackets, hats and their hoods up.

Provincial policy change kills students’ ability to work in Ontario Public Service

February 3, 2026

The provincial government's in-office return mandate has caused stress for TMU students working for OPS.

Image of three people sitting on a blue couch talking into microphones.

‘Localizing the Intifada:’ Art and Indigenous-Palestinian solidarity

November 25, 2025

TMU's Office of Social Innovation hosted artists and activists at a panel discussion

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Fired staff member accuses Ryerson of silencing her and other Black workers

September 8, 2020

Carol Sutherland has filed three grievances against Ryerson, for which a closed-door arbitration hearing will be held Sept. 9

A photo of black students and faculty members protesting on Gould Street, wearing shirts that say #StandWithCarol

A march for #IStandWithCarol

September 3, 2019

Carol Sutherland, the former union employee at Ryerson’s Equity and Community Inclusion office who was fired while on medical leave, marched in the Labour Day parade to bring awareness to her cause on Monday morning.

Part-time support staff at Ontario colleges vote to unionize

January 11, 2018

Multi-year effort sees 84 per cent of part-time support staff vote to unionize, says OPSEU

College strike reaches its fourth week, lasting longer than the last college teachers strike in 2006.

5-week Ontario college strike comes to an end

November 19, 2017

Students are expected to be back in class on Tuesday

Ryerson campus. FILE PHOTO

How the college faculty strike will affect Rye’s nursing program

October 16, 2017

George Brown College and Centennial College are among the 24 colleges on strike, which are affiliated with Ryerson’s collaborative nursing program

Part-time workers campaign to form union

January 27, 2010

OPSE organizers and volunteers launch a vote for a union for part-time workers at Ryerson

SCC MANAGEMENT UNIONIZES

September 24, 2008

Eight members of the Student Campus Centre (SCC) management team finally have a union to call their own. But it’s not the one they applied for.

Hefty Debt Spurs Hub Closure

A $200,000 food services deficit has prompted administration to officially close the Hub cafeteria during the summer, but cafeteria workers aren't buying the excuse.

POSSIBLE HUB SUMMER SHUT-DOWN UPSETS STAFF

Administration wants to close the Hub cafeteria all summer, which would force staff and students to find lunch elsewhere and will also result in more cafeteria employee layoffs.

Union offers job security to full-time coaches

September 13, 2006

As the investigation into the allegations made against Ryerson women's basketball coach Sandra Pothier continues, The Eyeopener takes a look at the state of full-time coaches at Ryerson.