Published 11 months ago

Striking Halifax-area school support workers seek answers from premier

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Halifax-area school support workers are worried about casual employees covering their roles during the strike. They say no one should have to cross the picket line to help fill in the gaps in care in Halifax Regional Centre for Education (HRCE) schools. Robert Bray has been working as an educational program assistant for nearly forty years and says they help students by earning their trust.

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Striking Halifax-area school support workers seek answers from premier

Striking Halifax educational support workers sought out Premier Tim Houston Monday who was visiting a Lower Sackville cafe. They called on him to 'show respect' for their plight.

11 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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Halifax Examiner

Union news: school support workers on Day 5 of strike; QEII hospital cleaners won't get bonuses - Halifax Examiner

It’s Day 5 of a strike by educational program assistants at schools in the Halifax region. That means students with disabilities who rely on the support of these workers are not attending school and not receiving an education. Several of these students arrived at a picket line in Fall River Tuesday to show their support […] To access this post, you must purchase a membership plan or log into an existing membership. The post Unio…

11 months ago·Halifax, Canada

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