Learning & Development
eLearning
Users can work through courses at their own pace and convenience. Certificates are automatically generated in your account upon successful completion of a course.
To access our eLearning platform, log in to your Access ONA account and select "eLearning." See our enrollment how-to video for more information.
Note to leaders: You can't access eLearning via your leader account. You must log in as a member to participate.
We are always working to create new programs and update existing ones to provide members with a better understanding of topics like Contract Administration, Professional Responsibility, Human Rights and Equity and Health and Safety.
Level 1 : This course will assist Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) members in all sectors to understand the negotiations process that your Union, ONA, participates in to secure the best possible collective agreement for membership.
Level 2: This course will assist ONA members in all sectors in understanding how the membership negotiation committee is formed at the provincial and local levels, and the roles and responsibilities of the committee and staff in the negotiations process.
Level 3: The main objective of this course is to assist Bargaining Unit Negotiating Committee members in understanding the negotiation process and their role in achieving a strong collective agreement. Effective bargaining starts with thorough preparation, strong teamwork, and clear member input.
Level 4: The main objective of this course is to help Negotiating Committee members understand their role in securing a strong collective agreement. Led by the Bargaining Unit President and supported by the SLRO, the committee must be prepared, united, and informed.
Level 5: The main objective of this course is to understand what happens if the union and the employer reach an impasse at negotiations and to understand the arbitration process should that happen.
Introduction to Health and Safety for New Bargaining Unit Presidents: This course will introduce new Bargaining Unit Presidents to the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), to explore health and safety issues in the workplace, including violence and health and safety, what supports, resources and tools are available through ONA, and how to engage members to report actual and potential hazards.
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