Officer training
Seventeen self-paced modules for stewards and local officers — contract enforcement through displacement, fair representation, and job classification. Progress saves on this device only.
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Education for the floor — not legal advice. Examples use Ontario law. Confirm every deadline, remedy, and procedure against your own collective agreement and the law where you work.
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Sign in to Officer HubFurther reading from Canadian labour federations, multi-union steward handbooks, and public human rights guidance — not tied to one national. Confirm every rule against your own collective agreement and statute.
External resources cited in this guide. National and government URLs often move; if a link 404s, search from that organization’s home page. OPSEU / SEFPO pages on opseu.org may block automated checks — open those links in a browser before you share them in a workshop.
National CLC steward and leadership courses (Level 1/2 grievance handling). Cite for multi-union education; confirm live offerings with your labour council.
Public CUPE steward handbook — grievance basics, human rights, and accommodation. Useful comparative education for any local; confirm against your own CA and national.
CUPE duty-to-accommodate guide for stewards and locals. Pair with OHRC policy; your provincial human rights statute still governs.
Practical local anti-harassment checklist and contract language tips from CUPE. Adapt to your bargaining unit — do not treat as your CA.
Unifor three-day grievance and workplace leadership course outline. Members should register through their local/national education path.
Browse Unifor steward, human rights, and leadership courses. Delivery modes change — check the live directory.
Ontario Human Rights Commission policy on the duty to accommodate under the Code, including the Meiorin framework. Ontario-focused; other provinces have parallel commissions.
Foundational OHRC workplace guide. Supplement with newer OHRC disability and ableism policies for current practice.
Ontario LRA s.74 sets the duty of fair representation (arbitrary, discriminatory, bad faith). College CAAT units may use the CCBA instead — confirm which act applies.
Plain-language OLRB explainer for members. Stewards use this to understand the test — not to coach filing against the union.
Live OHSA statute - prefer QR to e-Laws over outdated paper copies on union boards.
Provincial labour federation — solidarity and movement education; cite, do not mirror.
National labour congress — solidarity links on local sites; cite, do not mirror.