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Know Your Local Collective Agreement

ETFO’s listing of Occasional Teacher locals provides contact information as well as website links where available. This is where the answers to many employment-related questions can typically be found; answer will vary depending on your local agreement. The best thing a member can do to ensure that her or his negotiated rights are being upheld is to read the agreement and consider the implications. Members are encouraged to contact their local for clarification and/or assistance if they think that their rights are being violated by any party, including other members, administrators, or members of other unions.

Know Your Local Collective Agreement

OCT Duty to Report

This professional advisory on the duty to report applies to all members of the Ontario College of Teachers.

OCT Duty to Report

Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect: It’s Your Duty

This brochure explains the “duty to report” section of the Act and answers common questions about your reporting responsibilities. It also includes relevant portions of Section 72 for your reference. It does not provide specific legal advice. Please consult your local president or staff in PRS at the Provincial Office about any specific situation.

Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect: It’s Your Duty