CUPE 2484
CUPE 2484
 

Toronto Child Care Workers Union

 

Raising the Floor

Our local membership represents decades of child care for communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Together, we have embarked on a historic coordinated bargaining campaign for ALL early years professionals to have what they need to continue to provide the community care families deserve.

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Watch our members explain how our coordinated bargaining campaign fights for decent work for everyone.

 
 

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86% of our members in bargaining signed on to our Unity Letter to support decent work for ALL. Sign on today.

 
 

we represent champions for children:

Childcare workers.

CUPE 2484 represents a collective of over 600 child care professionals in Ontario. Our membership includes Registered Early Childhood Educators, Early Childhood Assistants, Early Years Advocates, Cooks, and other child care provider roles.

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CUPE 2484 Land Acknowledgement

The CUPE 2484 office is situated on unceded Indigenous land and Dish with One Spoon territory. This land is home to many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples. It is now home to many diverse First Nations, including Inuit and Métis. CUPE 2484 gratefully acknowledges these Indigenous nations for their guardianship of this land, from the beginning to present day.

We are committed to bearing witness and participating in the resurgence of Indigenous peoples, including supporting efforts for truth & reconciliation and the missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada. We advocate for the decolonization of early years pedagogy and Indigenous-led community care for all children through collaboration and repairing connections with the land.

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Our Union

Our union represents ourselves. CUPE 2484 has been building our membership since 1981. We understand that our work deserves equitable wages, safe workplaces, and fair employers. Throughout our collective struggles and successes, we have carried our communities forward and have always been stronger together. Meet our team.

 

Read the ocbcc/aeceo “ROAD TO UNIVERSAL CHILD CARE IN ONTARIO” report here:

 
 
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Get Involved

CUPE 2484 supports the professional development of all of our members. Lifelong learning and promoting community are pillars of early childhood education and requirements of equity work. Continue to check for opportunities to expand our practice and strengthen our collective.

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check the calendar for trainings, events, and more.

Trainings are delivered by our Local, as well as sector partners.