Roles of Human Rights Committee
The Human Rights Committee promotes a culture for human rights in the workplace and society. Human Rights Committees can:
- Participate in all national union human rights campaigns
- Provide support to leadership and membership by offering information on human rights issues and opportunities to learn and do more
- Work with other standing committees and equity groups to support each others issues
- Work with local labour councils to coordinate and support human rights events
Members
Currently the Human Rights Committee has no members if you are interested in getting involved please contact the Executive Board Liaison: Alex Latham Cell: 905-658-8640 E Mail: Alex Latham
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