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Read more about the article GDI Cleaners in Toronto ratify agreement
SEIU's GDI bargaining committee. l-r: Manoharan Lavakran, SEIU rep Ranyodh Singh, Badria Idris, Loyda Urbina, and Erna Bearneza. Also in photo, Union rep Ranyodh Singh.

GDI cleaners in Toronto ratify agreement matching all the key increases and improvements in the Toronto City-wide deal.

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Read more about the article Rank & File: Justice for Janitors forges ahead in Toronto and Vancouver

Facing a major strike, cleaning companies offered a huge wage settlement. By Lee Gilchrist

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Read more about the article Janitors in Toronto agree to new deal, win their largest increases ever

SEIU Local 2 cleaners in Toronto win their largest increases ever. Will see wages increase by a $1 in the first year.

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Read more about the article J4J Toronto Bargaining in the News

Word of the Toronto janitor’s strike vote on Saturday April 30 is getting attention across the city.

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Read more about the article Everclean Janitors at Abbotsford Shopping Centre Win Jobs back

SEIU Local 2 brought forward the complaint to the BC Labour Board after workers were unjustly terminated during a contract change.

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Read more about the article Thousands of Toronto cleaners could strike
Aerial view of Toronto cityscape showing Downtown buildings on a sunny day in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Janitors say cleaning companies are refusing to provide wage increases that keep up with the cost of living.

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Read more about the article VIDEO – Strike Vote: An important message to Local 2 janitors in Toronto

Don't miss this 2022 bargaining update.

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Read more about the article 2022 Bursary Contest Now Open!

Every year SEIU Local 2 awards seven bursaries totaling $10,000 for higher education financial assistance.

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Read more about the article Member joins Minister Bains at Minimum Wage Announcement
(l-r) Agnes Estimo, Minister Bains, and Phillip Aguirre. Photo courtesy the Province of British Columbia.

The Labour Minister says annual increases will be tied to inflation rate.

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Read more about the article Dexterra workers win bid to Unionize in Burnaby Office Tower Complex

Over 20 workers join SEIU after challenging organizing drive.

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