Middlesex Community Living

Middlesex Community Living (MCL) bargaining members are represented in the Developmental Services Sector and are also part of the Community Services Divisional Council.

MCL is located is located in Strathroy and serves approximately 100 adults who have an intellectual dissability. MCL has approximately 120 unionized employees.

To learn more about MCL please visit their website http://www.middlesexcl.on.ca

OPSEU Local 166

Support the NDP! Andrea Horwath kicks off the campaign with a visit with Judy Bryant, NDP candidate for London North http://t.co/qOw928Kykz 7 years ago

OPSEU 166 out supporting Andrea Horwath and the NDP Party 7 years ago

Rights at work http://t.co/DxGXrJTI8i 7 years ago

Who from Craigwood lives in the Lambton-Kent-Middlesex County. We need to make sure that this MPP gets the... fb.me/1gMpv1QcK 7 years ago

Opseu Local 166 members attending the OFL Stop Hudak meeting in London Ontario http://t.co/sQR4o5Sv8Z 7 years ago

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International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2021 November 25, 2021

International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2021 “People with disabilities need real support now,” said Larry Brown. “They have been sounding the alarm bells for years about their precarity and the pandemic made things even worse for them.” Ottawa (25 Nov. 2021) ― The annual observance of the International Day of Disabled Persons (IDPWD) first occurred in […]

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100+ groups call for transparency and oversight of GMOs November 24, 2021

100+ groups call for transparency and oversight of GMOs We oppose the sale of unregulated, unreported genetically engineered foods and seeds. We oppose the proposals from Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) that would allow many gene-edited genetically engineered foods and seeds onto the market with no government oversight. Ottawa (2 […]

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HSAA experts to work directly with Alberta Urban Muncipalities Association to improve ambulance service November 23, 2021

HSAA experts to work directly with Alberta Urban Muncipalities Association to improve ambulance service "A decade with no investment in EMS and the massive amount of people waiting for care due to delayed procedures and diagnosis means that what could have been preventative care is becoming a health emergency and overwhelming our incredibly stretched am […]

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