Category: News Bulletins

The Vanier College Teachers’ Association 🎉  Wishing You a Wonderful Winter Break! As the semester winds down, we want to thank you for your hard work and dedication throughout the year. We hope you have a safe, restful, and well-deserved

The Vanier College Teachers’ Association 🎉  Welcome Back We hope you all had an enjoyable summer and that your classes are off to a great start! As always, we encourage you to visit us in C-101 if you have any

It is now official, the cégep teachers of FNEEQ have voted in favour of the agreement in principle. We are on our way to signing a new collective agreement. Read below for some details about next steps and what to

The Vanier College Teachers’ Association Welcome to 2024!  All the best for the new year! This first News Bulletin of 2024 contains a substantial overview of the negotiation agreements, as well as other important information and a few reminders.  Negotiations

News Bulletin #3 – 2023/2024, November 2, 2023 Strike RemindersWe are on strike on Monday, November 6th  between midnight and noon. We will picket in front of the College, with members of the other two unions, from 7am to 12 noon. We

Welcome Back The VCTA would like to welcome teachers back to Vanier for the 2023-2024 academic year! We hope that your semester is off to a great start! As always, you can visit us in C-101. Our office hours are

The Vanier College Teachers’ Association  End of Our Collective Agreement On Friday, March 31st 2023 our current collective agreement came to an end. Despite attempts to come together as a “Front Commun” at the negotiation table, the government’s offers have been

The Vanier College Teachers’ Association Thank You! We would like to thank everyone who voted in the ratification election. Your participation in the democratic process is most important and highly appreciated. And thank you for your vote of confidence! We

The Vanier College Teachers’ Association Update on Negotiations  The latest negotiation reports are attached to this newsletter. So far, four working meetings were held at each table, during which the unions and their governmental counterparts began to outline and explain