You're invited to our June 14 AGM
You're invited to our June 14 AGM
Please join us on the evening of Thursday, June 14 for our 2018 Annual General Meeting! RSVP below. Registration opens at
5:45 and the meeting runs from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at 452 College Street.
Attendance is FREE for TTCriders members.
Renew your membership
or
join today. Members vote at our AGM, get a raffle ticket, and more. High donors of
$100 and more receive a T-shirt. High donors and organizational
members will be acknowledged in our program and during the AGM. Not
sure if you’re a member? Email us at [email protected].
Deena Ladd has been working to improve wages and working conditions in sectors
of work that are dominated with low-wages, violations of rights, precarious and
part-time work for the past 26 years. She has worked to support and develop
community organizing spaces and grassroots organizations such as Migrant
Workers' Alliance for Change, Decent Work and Health Network and Ontario's Fight
for $15 and Fairness. Deena is one of the founders and a co-ordinator of the
Toronto Workers' Action Centre. The Workers' Action Centre organizes to improve
wages and working conditions with low-waged workers, women, racialized and
immigrant workers in precarious jobs that face discrimination, violations of
rights and no benefits in the workplace.
Here's what to expect at our AGM:
- Special guest speaker Deena Ladd, Coordinator of the Workers' Action Centre.
- Learn about our accomplishments and our plans for the year ahead.
- Give us feedback so we can do better.
- Delicious food & cash bar, with beer from Henderson Brewing!
- Vote for new board members.
- Find out who will win our 2017 Transit Champion award.
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Enter to win great prizes:
- 2 Parkbus tickets!
- Copy of 25 Toronto Transit Secrets, from the editors of Spacing magazine.
- Copy of Free Public Transportation (And Why We Don't Pay to Ride Elevators).
- More TBA!
2018 guest speaker:
We are thrilled to announce that Deena Ladd will be the special guest speaker at our Annual General Meeting.
Deena Ladd has been working to improve wages and working conditions in sectors
of work that are dominated with low-wages, violations of rights, precarious and
part-time work for the past 26 years. She has worked to support and develop
community organizing spaces and grassroots organizations such as Migrant
Workers' Alliance for Change, Decent Work and Health Network and Ontario's Fight
for $15 and Fairness. Deena is one of the founders and a co-ordinator of the
Toronto Workers' Action Centre. The Workers' Action Centre organizes to improve
wages and working conditions with low-waged workers, women, racialized and
immigrant workers in precarious jobs that face discrimination, violations of
rights and no benefits in the workplace.