How Union Committees Function (General)
Union committees are established by the Local to carry out work on behalf of the membership in specific focus areas.
- Committees operate with broad discretion, provided their actions relate directly to their assigned mandate.
- They may research issues, make recommendations, organize activities, draft policies, and bring proposals to the Executive Board or membership as required.
- Committees do not replace the authority of the Executive Board or membership but act as working bodies to advance Union priorities.
- Committees may set their own meeting schedules, internal roles, and work plans, subject to Local bylaws and direction from the Executive Board.
Sub-Committees
- Black, Indigenous and Workers of Colour
- Campground
- Constitution and By-Laws
- Education
- Elections
- Environmental
- Good and Welfare
- Health & Safety
- Human Rights
- LGBTQ
- Newsletter and Social Media
- Property and Trust
- Recreation
- Political Action
- Women's
- Workers Memorial Day
- Workers with Disabilities
- Young Workers