The Political Action Committee shall consist of not less than three (3) members, and not more than eight (8) members to be elected from the general membership. A quorum shall be fifty percent plus one (50% + 1) of the elected Committee. Their duties shall be to research and recommend action in any field that is affected by legislation on all levels of government which affects the labour movement. All reports and proposals of this Committee shall be made available to the members for information at the next regular general membership meeting, following presentation to the Executive. Also, the reports and proposals are to be published in the monthly Chronicle that preceded the meeting the reports and proposals are tabled at.
The following 2024/2025 Committee consists of the following CUPE728 members:
- Marcey Campbell
- Cassie Deezar
- Edward Parostam
- Shannon Levinsky
- Rasbir Sangha
- Rabia Waraich
Seamless ChildCare Now
All BC families with school-aged kids should have access to quality, affordable childcare close to home. We’re making progress but too slow for the many families that need childcare now. Seamless childcare would be a huge step forward.
Seamless childcare is the best and easiest way to create the safe, reliable school-aged childcare BC families need. By using the classrooms and education support workers already found in every public school, we could have thousands of new spaces for school-aged kids without having to build a single new facility.
For parents, it couldn’t be easier. Drop your kids at school in the morning and pick them up after work. No more running to multiple locations or juggling competing schedules. For kids it means high-quality care with fewer transitions through their day.
In December 2023, CUPE728’s Political Action Committee was at the Surrey Christmas Parade sharing information on our fight to bring seamless daycare in our schools. Check out more information here