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Lola Rudin (UTSC) lrudin@utsc.utoronto.ca Shelley Hawrychuk (UTM, until 2015) shelley.hawrychuk@utoronto.ca Victoria Skelton (SG, until 2013) victoria.skelton@utoronto.caMembers 2016-2017 UTFA Librarians Committee
Chair, Kathleen Scheaffer kathleen.scheaffer@utoronto.ca
Michael Attridge
michael.attridge@utoronto.caPatricia Ayala
anap.ayala@utoronto.caColin Deinhardt
colin.deinhardt@utoronto.caShelley Hawrychuk
shelley.hawrychuk@utoronto.caPatricia Lacivita
lacivita@utsc.utoronto.caBrock Macdonald
wb.macdonald@utoronto.caNoel Mcferran
noel.mcferran@utoronto.caStephanie Perpick
stephanie.perpick@utoronto.caSuzanne Meyer Sawa
s.meyerssawa@utoronto.caFabiano Rocha
fabiano.rocha@utoronto.caLola Rudin
lrudin@utsc.utoronto.caAndrea Shier
andrea.shier@utoronto.caVictoria Skelton
victoria.skelton@utoronto.caGraeme Slaght
graeme.slaght@utoronto.caMichelle Spence
michelle.spence@utoronto.caChristina Tooulias
christina.tooulias@utoronto.caUTFA Librarians Committee
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Monthly Archives: October 2011
UT Librarians Scheduled Workload Meetings – deadline approaching
For information purposes, there are two more dates set for the Librarians Workload Unit Committee to meet and discuss the creation of a workload policy, that covers items in addition to those listed in the current WLPP (see attached PDF): … Continue reading
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Taking the ‘Public’ out of Library and Archives Canada (LAC)
The Ottawa Citizen, Oct. 31, 2011 reports that previous space rentals in LAC posed security threats and hence, is changing its’ mandate to support public meetings, see url: http://www.ottawacitizen.com/entertainment/movie-guide/Bureaucrats+muscle+public+Library+Archives/5631136/story.html
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CAUT: “The Aggrieved Librarian – Enforcing Workplace Rights” part II
This is the second and final report on the two-day conference, Oct. 28-29, 2011, held at the Westin Hotel in Ottawa and organized by CAUT. Approximately 80-90 librarians from across Canada participated in this event. The first day, as reported … Continue reading
Members of UTFA Librarians Committee
See recent membership approved by UTFA Council: http://www.utfa.org/content/librarians-committee Please note: Sarah Fedko (UTSC) has assumed one of the four librarians seats, previously held by H.Sonne de Torrens on UTFA Council.
UT Archivists and Librarians – Let’s Help Save the Library and Archives Canada
Librarians at the University of Toronto have long been concerned about developments at the Library & Archives Canada, the only institute in our country which had a mandate to preserve our cultural and historical heritage. It ‘was‘ also our equivalent … Continue reading
Where are the librarian and archivist associations?
The Canadian Association of University Teachers to launch national campaign to Save Library and Archives Canada, see announcement in Digital Journal. Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/470432#ixzz1cBh89exv
Librarians Conference and Workshop – The Aggrieved Librarian: Enforcing Workplace Rights through the Collective Agreement
CAUT’s workshop in Ottawa (Oct 28-29) began by laying the legal framework and history of how professionals gained the right to grieve in NA labour laws, beginning with the Masters and Servant Act (1824) and examining the acquisition of individual, … Continue reading
The Aggrieved Librarian – Enforcing Workplace Rights through the Collective Agreement
The CAUT conference, Oct. 28 and Oct 29, starts today in Ottawa. Here is the Conference_Agenda_2011. The Chair of the UTFA librarians committee is attending, updates will be provided on this site later.
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Accomplishments of UT Librarians have recently been updated!
Recent postings have been added the tab, Research and Scholarship – contact us if you have information which you would like to share with the community.
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Understanding the UT Workload – WLPP for Faculty and Librarians
Discussions are currently underway in each academic unit to formulate a workload policy for faculty and librarians. The Library Workload Unit Committee has been meeting regularly. The minutes of these meetings will be distributed to all librarians. During this process … Continue reading
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