- Fund Quality Programs Now!
- Workers call for solidarity on 6th annual Developmental Services Worker Appreciation Day
- Developmental Services rally in Ottawa Sept. 23
- Bargaining Update
- Vote for Developmental Services on October 6
- New report recommends increased funding for Developmental Services
- Full-time, permanent jobs deliver quality services and are good for communities!
- Bulletin: Developmental Services units are mobilizing to take a stand and fight for decent jobs
- Flyer: Developmental service workers enable people with disabilities to actively participate in their communities.
Fund Quality Programs Now!
Workers call for solidarity on 6th annual Developmental Services Worker Appreciation Day
November 29, 2011 Pattern Bargaining Newsletter: Thousands of developmental services workers across Ontario will be recognized for the important work that they do in our communities on January 19, 2012. Download PDF
Developmental Services rally in Ottawa Sept. 23
September 23, 2011 Central Bargaining News – Two weeks before the Ontario elections, OPSEU Developmental Services workers are taking their message to the doorstep of Madeleine Meilleur, Minister of Community and Social Services. Download PDF
Bargaining Update
August 31, 2011 Central Bargaining News – 47 OPSEU units remain in bargaining and, of these, 41 have now filed for conciliation. In addition, there have been five strike votes, all of which have given a strong strike mandate to their bargaining teams. Download PDF
Vote for Developmental Services on October 6
August 8, 2011 Central Bargaining News – 8,000 Developmental Services workers across the province will be considering who will be the best defenders of good jobs and services in this sector when they vote on October 6. Download PDF
New report recommends increased funding for Developmental Services
August 2, 2011 Central Bargaining News – Ontario Ministry for Community and Social Services findings back up the World Health Organization report. Download PDF
Full-time, permanent jobs deliver quality services and are good for communities!
July 25, 2011 Central Bargaining News – Ontario’s Developmental Services sector serves many of the most vulnerable in the province. These people deserve continuity of care. Working people are also part of our community. They deserve decent jobs: full-time, permanent jobs that allow them to build a good future for their families. Download PDF
Bulletin: Developmental Services units are mobilizing to take a stand and fight for decent jobs
June 23, 2011 Close to 50 units are currently in bargaining and positioning themselves to file for conciliation. Job security language that deals with potential agency mergers is key to this action. Download PDF