ICSG Child Care Workers Locked Out!
ICSG early years professionals are fighting for fair wages, paid sick days, WSIB coverage, and pension benefits. These child care workers want to get back to work, but in order to care for others, they must also secure decent work.
Join the picket line to support these world building professionals!
Picket Hours 8:00am-12:00pm
Monday October 19th at Pineway (110 Pineway Blvd)
Tuesday October 20th at Children Are People (272 Codsell Ave)
Wednesday October 21st at Tumpane (48 Tumpane St)
Thursday October 22nd at Baycrest (50 Ameer Avenue)
Friday October 23rd at Bon Aventure (295 Dufferin St)
We didn’t walk out, we’re just finally standing up.
CUPE 2484 has been clear and consistent; ICSG workers shouldn’t be earning over $10/hour less than other child care workers represented by CUPE 2484.
Workers are fighting for:
their work to be protected from contracting to agency staff
more than 6 paid sick days
WSIB coverage
a pension to retire with dignity after a lifetime of service
These decent work tenets will continue to guide our negotiations, with the ultimate goal of a workplace that provides reliable child care for years to come with a well supported workforce.
Sign the e-action here!
Toronto Child Care Workers Union
We represents a collective of over 700 child care professionals in Toronto. Our membership includes Registered Early Childhood Educators, Early Childhood Assistants, Early Years Advocates, Cooks, and other child care roles.
Child Care Campaign Wins “Good Fight” Prize!
The child care workers are Worth More campaign was a collaboration between the Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, the Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario, and the Canadian Union of Public Employees, and all of our members, partners & allies. Learn more
Raising the Floor
Together, we embarked on a historic coordinated bargaining campaign for ALL early years professionals to have what they need to provide for themselves and the community care families deserve.
