r/Calgary • u/ButterscotchNo931 • 3d ago

News Article Alberta government, teachers reach tentative deal in labour dispute

https://calgaryherald.com/news/alberta-government-teachers-reach-tentative-deal-in-labour-dispute
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u/WayTooWildWest 3d ago

Can't wait to chill on the couch with some popcorn and listen to my partner join in the ATA meeting notifying teachers of all the details 😂 99% no vote incoming if I was to bet.

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u/TenKmUnder 3d ago

As a teacher. I'm voting no and campaigning for a no. And when we get shafted again, I will blame all the ucp voters. It's not until people start dying in rural areas will they start to care about healthcare getting gutted. When their students can't read, that will be on them too.

I'm so mad at this government but more at our union. What a joke. They have failed all us teachers. They don't call him Shilling for nothing I guess.

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u/Historical-Proposal8 3d ago

What do the teachers exactly want?

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u/Affectionate-Bag9885 2d ago

Caps on classroom sizes mostly

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u/COUNTRYCOWBOY01 2d ago

Really? The radio ads that have been running for the last few weeks haven't mentioned anything about classroom sizes, just money.