Thousands of community and social workers across Ontario have walked off the job today, calling on the province to boost funding for their services.
Thousands of community and social workers across Ontario have walked off the job today, calling on the province to boost funding for their services.
The Ontario Public Service Employees Union, which represents the workers, says “chronic underfunding” has forced them to work additional jobs to make ends meet while leaving vulnerable people struggling to access support.
Thousands of community and social service workers across Ontario may go on strike Monday.
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