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LEAD ORGANIZER
NOVA SCOTIA

Service Employees International Union Local 2

POSITION: Lead Organizer (Nova Scotia)

WHO WE ARE

Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Local 2 represents 13,000 workers in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia and Nova Scotia.  SEIU Local 2 members work in diverse sectors, including property services, hospitality, community services, logistics and manufacturing.

SEIU Local 2 is looking for a Lead Organizer to anchor its new organizing program in Nova Scotia.

KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Implement the local’s regional organizing plan
  • Oversee and lead a team of field staff and member-organizers
  • Identify, develop and activate worker leaders
  • Conduct house and workplace visits
  • Mobilize workers and community allies for actions and meetings
  • Conduct and win representation votes
  • Maintain accurate worksite (building and worker) information, track worker assignments
  • Work with research, political and communication specialists to implement corporate leverage campaigns

JOB REQUIREMENTS

  • Previous community and/or  labour organizing experience required
  • Must have valid Driver’s license and reliable car
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to effectively plan and implement work and manage time, as part of a team and individually
  • Ability to work long and irregular hours
  • Experience and knowledge of various computer programs is a plus
  • Ability to speak a second language is a plus

TERMS

Start Date:  Immediately

Work Area:  Nova Scotia

Salary & Benefits: Based on experience

Send a detailed résumé to:

Tom Galivan, Director of Organizing
2600 Skymark Avenue

Building 2, Unit 200
Mississauga, Ontario, L4W 5B2

Tel. 905 602 7477             
Fax. 905 602 7476

tgalivan@seiulocal2.ca

 

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