Algoma Elementary Teachers’
Federation of Ontario
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AETFO
Algoma Elementary Teachers has moved!
Algoma ETFO
765 Queen Street East, Suite 103
Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 2A8
AKA The former PUC building on Queen Street, across from Precious Blood Cathedral
FREE PARKING! Access at right of building & from Bay Street
Algoma Elementary Teachers is a northern local representing over 450 educators across 6 districts including Sault Ste. Marie, Central Algoma,
North Shore, Chapleau, Wawa and Hornepayne. ETFO is the largest teachers’ union in Ontario with over 84,000 members.
ETFO PRIORITIES
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To protect the local and provincial collective bargaining rights of all members
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To defend publicly-funded public education
•
To serve the needs of the membership
•
To provide for the professional learning of members
•
To advocate for human rights in the areas of peace, anti-poverty, non-violence, equity and anti-racism
•
To fight against anti-Black racism
•
To advocate for the economic and labour rights of all workers
•
To support international assistance and co-operation
•
To advocate for the care and protection of the environment and actively engage in climate action
•
To actively engage members in the Federation and labour movement
•
To advocate for and protect the health and safety of members, both physically and psychologically
Algoma Elementary Teachers
Algoma Elementary Teachers’
Federation of Ontario
Algoma Elementary Teachers has moved!
Algoma ETFO
765 Queen Street East, Suite 103
Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 2A8
AKA The former PUC building on Queen Street, across from Precious Blood Cathedral
FREE PARKING! Access from right of building or Bay Street
Follow
AETFO
Algoma Elementary Teachers is a northern local representing
over 450 educators across 6 districts including Sault Ste.
Marie, Central Algoma, North Shore, Chapleau, Wawa and
Hornepayne. ETFO is the largest teachers’ union in Ontario
with over 84,000 members.
ETFO PRIORITIES
•
To protect the local and provincial collective
bargaining rights of all members
•
To defend publicly-funded public education
•
To serve the needs of the membership
•
To provide for the professional learning of
members
•
To advocate for human rights in the areas of
peace, anti-poverty, non-violence, equity and
anti-racism
•
To fight against anti-Black racism
•
To advocate for the economic and labour rights
of all workers
•
To support international assistance and co-
operation
•
To advocate for the care and protection of the
environment and actively engage in climate
action
•
To actively engage members in the Federation
and labour movement
•
To advocate for and protect the health and safety
of members, both physically and psychologically
Algoma Elementary Teachers
