AMAPCEO

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The union for more than 17,000 of Ontario's professional public servants.

Established in 1992, AMAPCEO is a bargaining agent that represents more than 17,000 professional and supervisory public servants, most of whom work directly for the Government of Ontario in every ministry and in a number of agencies, boards and commissions; in 130 communities throughout Ontario and in eleven cities outside Canada. We also represent employees outside the Ontario Public Service in: the Office of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth; Waypoint Mental Health Centre in Penetanguishene; Public Health Ontario; Health Quality Ontario; the Ontario Arts Council and the Office of the French Language Services Commissioner.

A personal message from AMAPCEO President Dave Bulmer 09/24/2026

“Leading this great organization and standing alongside tens of thousands of professional public servants over the past 12 years has been a profound responsibility and extraordinary privilege.”

Dave Bulmer shares a personal message on his decision to conclude his tenure as AMAPCEO President at the end of 2026:

A personal message from AMAPCEO President Dave Bulmer "When I assumed the role of President, I did so with a vision to build upon the strong foundation I had the good fortune to inherit and to honour the trust you placed in me. Together, we have made remarkable progress and transformed our union in ways once beyond our reach."

09/17/2026

Nominations are still open for AMAPCEO governance positions including President, Treasurer, District Directors, and select ADC committees.

We encourage any of our AMAPCEO signed members in good standing to learn about these key positions, and self-nominate if interested at amapceo.on.ca/2026Fallelections.

Nominations are now open for key AMAPCEO governance positions 09/10/2026

Help shape the future of your union: nominations are now open for key AMAPCEO governance positions!

Visit amapceo.on.ca/2026Fallelections to learn more about the roles and responsibilities, and eligibility requirements if you are interested in the key positions.

Nominations are now open for key AMAPCEO governance positions The deadline to submit nominations is at noon ET on Thursday, September 24, 2026 and must be completed using the respective nominations form below (sign-in required):

09/08/2026

AMAPCEO members were joined by family and friends at this year’s Toronto & York Region Labour Council (TYRLC) Labour Day Parade on Monday, September 7, 2026.

Labour Day is an important opportunity to acknowledge the challenges facing workers, and the rights we continue to defend and advance through collective action and solidarity. It is a key reminder of our power through collective action, and why it’s important to stand together.

Photos from AMAPCEO's post 09/04/2026

From caucus socials to ice cream and coffee breaks, AMAPCEO members had a busy August! Members proved that you can have fun and enjoy a tasty summer treat while building union solidarity. Check out some highlights from these meetups!

If you are interested in connecting with fellow AMAPCEO members, visit amapceo.ca/events to learn more about events happening throughout the year.

08/26/2026

Join AMAPCEO at the 2026 Toronto & York Region Labour Council Labour Day parade on Monday, September 7, 2026! Take this opportunity to march with other members and wear your AMAPCEO blue!

Visit https://amapceo.on.ca/labourday to learn more about registration requirements, meeting time, and parade route details. The deadline to register—and secure swag and a CNE wristband—is by noon ET on Wednesday, September 2.

08/19/2026

"We are up for this fight, just as we were for the fights to overturn Bill 124 and recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and we are in this for the long haul."

Take a moment to read President Dave Bulmer's most recent message as he reflects on AMAPCEO’s efforts over the past year in the fight to defend flexible work—including through the Remote Work Works! campaign, the increase in Workplace Representative and seconded resources, and the legal process—and looks ahead to the future.

https://amapceo.on.ca/news/rto-year-in-review

Photos from AMAPCEO's post 07/28/2026

Over the past few weeks, AMAPCEO members have been celebrating the summer—and showing their union solidarity—by enjoying delicious food together!

From ice cream meetups to BBQ lunches, our timely socials are a great way for our members to connect and catch up.

AMAPCEO members interested in events happening throughout the year can learn more at amapceo.ca/events

AMAPCEO calls on employers to allow remote work during high-risk air quality warnings 07/17/2026

AMAPCEO President Dave Bulmer wrote letters to the Employers of several AMAPCEO Bargaining Units as well as the Treasury Board Secretariat, calling on them to allow AMAPCEO members to work from home until at least July 24, due to the current “high risk” air quality warning issued by Environment Canada, and to institute a broader remote work policy that would apply whenever the air quality warning reaches “moderate risk or higher.’’

AMAPCEO calls on employers to allow remote work during high-risk air quality warnings AMAPCEO President Dave Bulmer wrote letters to the Employers of several AMAPCEO Bargaining Units as well as the Treasury Board Secretariat, calling on them to allow AMAPCEO members to work from home until at least July 24, due to the current “high risk” air quality warning issued by Environment ...

Photos from AMAPCEO's post 07/07/2026

AMAPCEO members showed their pride and their union solidarity at the Toronto Trans March and Toronto D**e March at the end of June!

A big thank you to all members who joined the AMAPCEO Pride Caucus and took part in the parades!

Learn more about equity at AMAPCEO and the Pride Caucus at:
amapceo.on.ca/equity
amapceo.on.ca/equity/caucuses/pridecaucus

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