Increased Job Action for Elementary Teachers

Monday, 9 December 2019 06:30

By Marie Cassidy

Public elementary teachers will ramp up job action starting tomorrow.

Increased action hitting Niagara classrooms will include teachers not planning any new field trips, or collecting money for anything but charity.
Teachers will also not send home any letters or memos from the school or the board.
The first round of job action from the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario kicked off November 26th.
This comes as high school teachers plan another one-day strike on Wednesday in selected school boards.
The District School Board of Niagara will not be impacted this time.

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Increased Job Action for Elementary Teachers

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