The UWSA Governance and Nominating Committee is seeking nominations for five UWSA directors and the next UWSA president.
Waterloo Womxn + Nonbinary Wednesdays collected questions from its members about the University's budget restrictions—and has graciously shared the answers they received with us!
Updates on cooling issues, updating our Memorandum of Agreement, labour relations, the University Pension Plan, and, of course, the flexible work guidelines.
In her president’s report last week, Lisa shared what we know about potential changes to remote work guidelines and invited members to complete a survey on hybrid and flexible work. Here's what we've learned since then.
Meetings with senior leaders, meeting members, and gathering staff input about flexible work arrangements and remote work.
More information about changes to performance recognition, salary increases, and the Nous Uniforum survey, plus the slides from our Navigating Job Loss workshop.
The UWSA Board of Directors called an election on March 28 to fill four director vacancies. Only three nominations were submitted by the deadline on April 10, so an election is not required; Mifrah Abid, Lewis Fraser, and Sarah Landy will be acclaimed as directors, effective immediately, for remainder of the vacant terms.
To learn more about the role of the Board of Directors, please read our ‘UWSA 101’ series and our page on Being a UWSA Director.
An update on what we're doing to get you answers and reduce uncertainty during the University budget crisis, changes to salary increases, and upcoming events.
A special election has been called to fill four vacancies on the Board of Directors. Nominations close at noon on April 10. Voting will run April 14 through 25.
Please join us in congratulating the two new UWSA directors elected at today’s special meeting, Angela Rooke and Tim Ireland. Thank you to all four candidates for your willingness to step into this important role.
The UWSA Board of Directors now has quorum again and will meet next week to discuss next steps for filling the remaining vacancies; we expect to announce an election soon.