Can Your Employer Force You Back to the Office If You’re Unionized?
Ontario’s return-to-office debate has made those questions especially important in 2026. Ontario Public Service employees moved to a five-day in-workplace standard on January 5, 2026, while unions including AMAPCEO and OPSEU/SEFPO have challenged aspects of return-to-office implementation through disputes and Ontario Labour Relations Board proceedings. What Changes When You’re a Unionized Employee? Unionized employees work...
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