OSSTF District 20–Halton advocates for all of
its members, providing protective services and support
for Teachers and educational workers. As a strong,
effective provincial organization OSSTF is able to:
Brad Fisher District President
* Promote and advance the cause of public education.
* Procure justice for all teachers and support staff.
* Bargain contracts that improve and protect working
conditions.
* Offer professional and personal development.
* Have an effective political voice.
Kim Darby, Vice-President of OSSTF District 20 Teachers lays a wreath on behalf of District 20 at the Remembrance Day Services at the Burlington City Hall Cenotaph.
Professional Student Services Personnel
(PSSP) – represents
80 child and youth counsellors, social workers, speech
and language pathologists, and psychologists
Halton Occasional Teacher (HSOT) – represents over
600 secondary occasional teachers
Office Clerical Technical
Unit (OCTU) - represents 280 secretaries, media clerks,
repair technician, library technicians, offset operators,
and shipper/receivers
3410 South Service Rd.,
Burlington, Ontario,
Canada.
Phone (905) 332-1228
Fax (905) 335-9220
OSSTF District 20 represents over 2,000 education workers
including secondary teachers, professional student services
personnel, office, clerical, and technical staff.
The district has within it 17 high schools and 87 elementary schools.
The District maintains a permanent office with an Executive Assistant on staff.
The Teacher Bargaining Unit has three release officers: President (elected),
Chief Negotiator (staff), and the Health and Benefits Officer (staff).
