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About OPSEU
The Ontario
Public Service Employees Union
is one of Canada's most
democratic and dynamic unions.
With approximately 115,000 full-
and part-time members, nearly
500 locals, and 35 Regional
Offices and Membership Centres
across Ontario, we're the third
largest union in the province.
This means OPSEU can bargain
from a position of real power.
We stand up for
the rights of our members, both
on the job and in our
communities. We are dedicated to
high standards of public service
and good laws that support
working people.
OPSEU's structure
OPSEU divides
the province into seven regions.
The first digit of the local
number tells what region it is
in. Local 123 is in Region 1,
Local 234 in Region 2 and so on.
Every two years, delegates from
Locals in each region meet to
elect three members to the
union's provincial Executive Board; one of whom
is also elected as the Regional
Vice-President. The OPSEU
President and First
Vice-President/Treasurer are
full-time positions elected to
two-year terms from among the
board members at the annual
convention. The seven regional
vice-presidents, plus the
president and first
vice-president/ treasurer, form
the Executive Committee.
The OPSEU head
office is located in Toronto.
Regional Offices are located in
Brockville, Dryden, Guelph,
Hamilton, Kingston, London,
Niagara, North Bay, Orillia,
Ottawa, Owen Sound,
Peterborough, Sault Ste. Marie,
Sudbury, Thunder Bay, Timmins,
Toronto, Whitby, and Windsor.
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Who Belongs to OPSEU
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OPSEU is
people - more than 100,000 people in
all kinds of jobs. They are teachers
and support staff in community
colleges and universities, health
care professionals in hospitals,
ambulance paramedics, counsellors in
centres for the developmentally
handicapped, clerks at land titles
offices, conservation officers in
provincial parks, caregivers in
community agencies, staff in
psychiatric hospitals, and they are
court reporters in provincial courts
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How OPSEU works for you
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OPSEU
members have a big say in how their
union works. You control your own
local. You elect stewards, local
officers and convention delegates,
and you yourself can run for union
positions.
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