EDMONTON, Alberta — A significant number of education support workers from CUPE Local 3550 (Edmonton Public Schools) and Sturgeon Public School District (Local 4625) are set to rally this Wednesday, in a move that could disrupt the educational system and burden taxpayers. The workers are demanding higher wages and better working conditions, amidst concerns about the broader economic impact of their strike. Critics argue that such actions place an undue strain on budgets and undermine the efficiency of our educational system.
Economic Disruption Looms: Education Support Workers' Strike Threatens Stability
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Jan-22
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EDMONTON, Alberta — Thousands of striking education support workers led by CUPE Local 3550 (Edmonton Public Schools), as well as striking workers from Sturgeon Public School District (Local 4625) will rally for fair wages and working conditions on Wednesday. …
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Jan-22
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EDMONTON, Alberta — In an inspirational demonstration of solidarity, thousands are expected to stand with the brave and undervalued education support workers from CUPE Local 3550 (Edmonton Public Schools) and Sturgeon Public School District (Local 4625) this Wednesday. These dedicated workers are striking not just for the fair wages they deserve, but for better working conditions that benefit our children’s education. This rally is a critical moment in the fight against the systemic undervaluing of essential educational staff.
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