Join us for this postering and outreach blitz where we will be postering downtown London and talking with folks in our community about why we should vote for a local candidate that supports a $20 minimum wage; paid sick days; equal pay for part-time, contract, and temp agency workers; livable income support for injured workers, disabled workers, and those on social assistance; and so much more.

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Thanks to all our organizing decent work issues like a $20 minimum wage, 10 paid sick days, equal pay and benefits for part-time, contract and temp agency workers and more are real issues in the Ontario Election. Let's use the momentum to build a strong decent work movement so that no matter who forms government on June 2, we are bigger, stronger, and better prepared to fight for justice for workers on June 3 and afterward.

Join us for this meeting to discuss strategies for organizing in our community and plan future events.

The Ontario provincial election campaign has begun. Thanks to you, a $20 minimum wage; 10 paid sick days; equal pay for part-time, contract and temp workers; real protections for gig workers; and measures to make it easier to join unions are all on the political agenda in this election.

But to win this fight, we must make sure every worker in Ontario has the tools to maximize the vote for decent work.

Here are some tools to help you hit the ground this election and build support for our decent work demands.

• Candidate Pledge Form
• Leaflets & Handouts
• Posters and Signs
• Election Sign-up Sheets
• Backgrounders

Candidate Pledge Form

• Candidate Pledge - Online
• Candidate Pledge - For Print

Leaflets & Handouts

Here are 5 Questions to ask your local candidate

• English
• Spanish
• Chinese
• Punjabi 
• Somali
• Bengali
• Tamil

Where do the parties stand on decent work? (links to download leaflet, poster and 4-pager below)

• Click here to download the 11"x17" poster 
• Click here to download the 4-page Ontario Election Handout

Posters and Signs

Order your Justice for Workers Lawn and Window Signs for delievery

11" x 17" Lawn and Window Signs to Print at Home

Ford Cancelled the $20 Minimum Wage

These MPPs Voted NO to Paid Sick Days 25 Times

Election Sign-up Sheets

• Click here to download the supporter pledge to sheet 
• Click here to input new sign-ups

Backgrounders

Workers' Action Centre report: From the Frontlines: An urgent agenda for decent work

Racial justice primer

Myths and Facts about the minimum wage

Child care leaflet

Myths and facts about paid sick days

Join us for outreach ahead of the June 2nd Ontario election. Let’s talk with workers in our community about why we should vote for decent work, including a $20 minimum wage, paid sick days, protections for gig workers, and more. We will be petitioning, handing out leaflets and having some fun together. 

Join us for outreach ahead of the June 2nd Ontario election. Let’s talk with workers in our community about why we should vote for decent work, including a $20 minimum wage, paid sick days, protections for gig workers, and more. We will be petitioning, handing out leaflets and having some fun together. 

The Ontario provincial election campaign has begun. Thanks to you, a $20 minimum wage; 10 paid sick days; equal pay for part-time, contract and temp workers; real protections for gig workers; and measures to make it easier to join unions are all on the political agenda in this election.

But to win this fight, we must make sure every worker in Ontario has the tools to maximize the vote for decent work. In the next 4 weeks, we will be organizing phone banks, in-person outreach blitzes, street postering, and educationals so we can all elect decent work champions across Ontario on June 2.

We are counting on you to help make this happen. Here are 2 ways to build the fight:

1) Attend the next Justice for Workers organizing meeting this Tuesday, May 10 at 7:00 pm

At Tuesday’s organizing meeting, we will debrief about all our amazing actions across Ontario for the May 1 day of action. We can compare notes on where the parties stand on our key decent work demands and we'll launch our decent work election toolkit.

2) Fund the movement for decent work 

We’re going to be honest with you. We've spent a lot of resources making sure we had a great turnout for the May 1 province-wide day of action and to make sure decent work demands are front and centre in this election. We’ve trained hundreds of local organizers, hosted outreach blitzes across the province, made thousands of phone calls, distributed thousands of leaflets, produced hundreds of placards, shipped posters across Ontario, and published crucial backgrounders, including the primer on why decent work is a matter of racial justice. 

But we need your help to keep the pressure on. After all, no matter what happens on election day, our movement needs to be bigger and stronger for the fight ahead.

Will you please help us fund the fight for decent work?

Thanks to you, we have a real opportunity to make decent work a central issue in this campaign. And with your help, I know we'll make it happen.