DEUXIEME

THE SECOND NATIONAL
SEMINAIRE LIBRE SUR
INVITATIONAL SEMINAR ON

LA NEGOCIATION COLLECTIVE
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING

DANS L’ENSPIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR
'N HIGHER EDUCATION

AU CANADA

IN CANADA

JANUARY 24, 25, 26, 27 JANVIER
BANFF CENTRE/CENTRE DE BANFF
_ BANFF, ALBERTA

SPONSORED BY/ORGANISE PAR:
CCCI/ICPC

CANADIAN COMMUNITY
INSTITUT DES COLLEGLS
COLLEGES INSTITUTE

PUBLICS DU CANADA

Planning Participants

Gordon Bell
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Staff Society Executive

Gordon Campbell
University of Lethbridge
. Orrector CCCI

Ross Carter
Vancouver Community College
Director CFF (8C)

Bruce Fraser
Selkirk College
Principal

Douglas Gray
University of British Columbia
Law Student

Ray Howe
Collective Bargaining Consultant
Dearborn, Michigan

Dale Jones
Vancouver Community College
Personnel Officer

Dick King

St. Clair College

Branch President. CSAO
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Bill Robertson
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Directed Studies Coordinator

Mary Robinson
Vancouver Community College
Vocational Instructors’ Association

Ross Rachar
Fanshawe College
Branch President, CSAO

Martin Serediak

Mount Royal College
President, Alberta Association
of College Faculties

Director CCCI

CAUT Representative

Richard Spencer
University of British Columbia
CAUT President

Herb Warburton

Okanagan College
President, College Facutties
Federation (BC)

ANNOUh MENT = ANNOUNCEMENT =» ANNOUNCEMENT = ANNOUNCEMENT
THE SECOND NATIONAL INVITATIONAL SEMINAR ON COLLECTIVE

BARGAINING IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN CANADA

DOUGLAS COLLEGE

LACHIVES
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COMMUNITY COLLEGES
TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL INSTITUTES
UNIVERSITIES

 

In 1973, ninety-eight delegates representative of faculty,
administrators, and boards of governors from seven provinces
of Canada met to explore the implications of the growing.
trend toward formal collective bargaining in institutions of
higher education. As the successful conference concluded
the delegates asked themselves whether further meetings of
such a representative national group should continue this
exchange of information. The answer was resoundingly - YES!!

The Banff Centre has been reserved for late January 1975 and a
programme which provides for the interests of representatives
of governing bodies, administrators, and faculty with various
levels of experience in collective bargaining has been designed.
Mr. Ray A. Howe, formerly Chief Negotiator for Henry Ford
Community College, presently associated with the Dearborn
Educational System with responsibilities in collective
bargaining, and author of The Community College Board of
Trustees and Negottattons With Faculty, will participate
throughout the seminar.

This second seminar will concentrate on the bargaining process
both as an instrument for faculty welfare and for college
development. A special place on the programme has been
reserved for the developing university scene and collective
bargaining. Time has also been reserved for the special
regional ifiterests of the various provinces. If you have a
special topic concerning collective bargaining in your area
and feel it should be included in the programme, please let

us know before December 15. Suggestions may be directed

to either Ross Carter or Bill Robertson (see below).

As British Columbia's Labour Minister, Bill King, said recently, '
"It is essential that when we sit back as we do, and demand
responsibility from negotiators, that we recognize the
obligation to ensure there is a better educational approach".
This conference is higher education's effort to ensure that
better approach.

Red circle the dates January 24, 25, 26, and 27 in your calendar.
Further programme and registration information will follow soon.

Fees: $200 per institution for up to six delegates
$ 25 for each additional institutional delegate
$ 35 for each unsponsored delegate

Inquiries: Ross Carter (604) 324-5386
Bill Robertson (604) 434-5722 (648)
: Telex 043 54661