Full-Time Support Staff Bargaining 2022 – College Non-Monetary Proposals

Full-Time Support Staff Bargaining 2022 – College Non-Monetary Proposals

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Presented by:
The College Employer Council (on behalf of the Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology)

To:
The Ontario Public Service Employees Union (for CAAT Full-time Support Staff Employees)

June 15, 2022

COLLEGES’ PRINCIPLES

The Colleges’ Bargaining Team, in conducting negotiations, will support and endorse the following principles:

  • Acknowledging that Colleges are public institutions, maintaining management, union and support staff accountability and responsibility
  • Improving operational flexibility in support of academic delivery and student success
  • Fostering a respectful environment that enables employees to continue to thrive and develop
  • Supporting innovation and creativity
  • Maintaining the highest degree of integrity
  • Maintaining a sustainable positive relationship with the Union and our employees
  • Ensuring that Colleges continue to respond effectively to the changing needs of Ontario’s economy
  • Embracing the values of equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in the collective agreement.
  • Embracing the ongoing process of reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in addressing related language within the Collective Agreement.
  • Making all reasonable efforts to conclude a negotiated collective agreement in a timely manner.

COLLEGES’ TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION INCLUDE:

  • Gender neutral language in the collective agreement
  • Transition to electronic version of the Collective Agreement
  • Accessibility of the collective agreement
  • Streamline the job posting process
  • Clarify layoff language
  • Clarify the classification arbitration process
  • Vacation carry-over
  • Move Initiatives/Opportunities (I/O) language into the Collective Agreement
  • Pregnancy/parental leave
  • Removing obsolete language
  • Review and Update the Letters of Understanding

The Colleges reserve the right to add to, amend, modify, or remove topics for discussion. More formal proposals to follow.