AMAPCEO members each belong to one of twelve geographic Districts, according to their workplace location. Members participate in the union's governance by electing their District's Director and the Delegates they wish to represent them at the Annual Delegates' Conference (ADC). At the ADC, Delegates consider resolutions and constitutional amendments. They are also responsible for electing the union's Executive (President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer) every year.
The President (who serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the union) and the Vice-President work full-time in the AMAPCEO office on leave from their positions in the bargaining unit. Elections for these two positions are staggered year-to-year to ensure strong representation for our membership.
On June 8, 2016, the Delegates adopted a series of constitutional amendments, bylaw changes and transitional resolutions to establish a new governance structure that took effect on January 1, 2017.
The following provides an overview comparison of the major roles and responsibilities of AMAPCEO's governing bodies.
The Annual Delegates’ Conference, AMAPCEO’s highest governing body, consists of the 16 members of the Board of Directors and a number of additional elected Delegates from each district. The number of delegates present is determined by the number of members in good standing within the district.
The ADC is responsible for electing the Executive Board of Directors, approving the annual budget, setting the level of membership dues, accepting audited financial statements, adopting constitutional amendments and voting on bargaining priorities. The conference typically meets once each year in late fall, though multiple meetings are possible in a year.
The Board of Directors consists of:
AMAPCEO is a member-driven, politically non-partisan union of more than 14,000 professional employees, dedicated to providing outstanding representation and other services to our members.
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AMAPCEO is a strong union of professionals – with expertise in collective bargaining, dispute resolution, and the design and delivery of public services for all Ontarians.
We work for our professional members, who deliver important public services to the province; for all Ontarians who rely on public services; and for all workers who seek equity and security.
The bigger we get and the more involved our members become... the stronger our organization is.
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