A union that represents Ontario public servants is ramping up its fight against the Ford government's decision to mandate provincial workers back to the office four days a week this fall and five days a week next year.

On Thursday, the Association of Management, Administrative and Professional Crown Employees of Ontario (AMAPCEO) held rallies across the province in support of remote work, calling on the province to reverse what it describes as a "disruptive and unnecessary" mandate.

At one rally outside Queen's Park in Toronto, about 200 members delivered a petition opposing the mandate — which the union said had collected more than 13,000 signatures — to Secretary of Cabinet Michelle E. DiEmanuele.

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AMAPCEO CEO and president Da

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