Advocacy Committee

Advocacy Committee

Assists and advises APSA members on their rights and entitlements (according to the AD 10 Policies) and with work-related problems. The Committee provides representation as observers and advisors in disputes with the University, educates APSA members with regard to SFU policies, deals with grievances and consults with legal counsel when necessary.

Recent Work

“APSA advocacy is the best resource for you, as an employee on campus. These folks are informed, on your side and offer advice, support and guidance. Take advantage of this resource for all things employment.” — Tracy Bruneau

How the Committee Works

Committee members are appointed by the APSA executive committee and assist and advise APSA members on their rights and entitlements under the APSA Basic Agreement; the AD 10 Policies; work-related problems including, but not limited to, working conditions, harassment, discrimination and equity and provide representation in the form of observers and advisors in disputes or grievances, subject to certain restrictions under the AD 10 policies.