Union Committees
Get involved in NSSAWU's specialized committees and help shape our union's direction
About Our Committees
Specialized groups driving NSSAWU's mission and activities
NSSAWU committees are the backbone of our union's operations. These specialized groups allow members to contribute their expertise and passion to specific areas of union work. Whether you're interested in social responsibility, disability rights, or collective bargaining, there's a committee where you can make a difference.
Our Committees
Explore the different committees and find where you can contribute
No Committees Available
Committee information is currently being updated. Please check back later.
Join a Committee
Apply to become a committee member and contribute to our union's work
Benefits of Joining a Committee
How committee participation enhances your union experience
Leadership Development
Develop leadership skills through committee roles and responsibilities.
Networking
Connect with other dedicated union members and build professional relationships.
Skill Building
Gain experience in specific areas like negotiation, advocacy, or event planning.
Training Opportunities
Access specialized training related to your committee's focus area.
Recognition
Receive recognition for your contributions to the union's success.
Make an Impact
Directly influence union policies and programs that affect members.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about committee participation
Who can join a committee?
Any NSSAWU member in good standing can apply to join a committee. Some committees may have specific requirements or need particular expertise.
How much time commitment is required?
Most committees meet monthly and may require 2-5 hours per month, depending on current projects and activities.
Can I join multiple committees?
While possible, we recommend focusing on one committee to ensure you can make meaningful contributions without overcommitting.
How are committee members selected?
Applications are reviewed by the committee chair and union leadership based on skills, experience, and commitment to the union's values.
Are there training opportunities?
Yes, committee members receive orientation and ongoing training related to their committee's work and union operations.
How long is the committee term?
Committee terms are typically one year, renewable based on performance and continued interest.