As you will recall, our Telework Rights Working Group developed CAPE’s first member-led campaign strategy framework earlier this year for CAPE’s telework campaign, followed up by the launch of a regional track of the Telework Rights Working Group open exclusively to regionally affiliated members to develop a more regionally focused campaign plan. After a successful kickoff meeting in September where we discussed regional challenges in getting the remote work campaign underway (see minutes here), we’d like to invite you to the next meeting on October 22 at 12 pm PT.
At that meeting we will now move into more concrete steps – we’ll debate tactics, which we will then begin to prioritize and lay out in succession (into a ladder of escalation). Please make sure to recruit other regional members to this meeting so they can add their thoughts, and please think about tactics (specific, concrete actions to advance a strategy) that you think would apply to a regional context.
If you’d like to attend, please register through this form – we will send out Zoom details to all registrants shortly.
Microphone mandatory to protect interpreters’ health and safety, make meetings accessible
How to connect – stay tuned!
Detailed information to access phone lines and our online video platform will be shared a few days before the meeting. Stay tuned for more information.
Accessibility – requesting accommodation
This event has been designed to be accessible. CAPE provides common accessibility measures, including English and French audio interpretation.
However, we encourage members who require additional accommodation to inform us of their needs using our registration form by no later than Tuesday, October 15 so that we can take measures to accommodate your needs, where possible. Please note that we may not be able to accommodate requests received after this deadline.
