The OSSTF/FEESO Protective Services Award was established in honour of a retired OSSTF/FEESO secretariat member who excelled in the area of collective bargaining and protection of members. The award recognized outstanding achievement in the area of collective bargaining by an OSSTF/FEESO member.
Submitting an Application
The deadline for nominations is January 31 and must be submitted online by clicking on the Nomination Form link below:
The electronic form features file upload capability. You may submit attachments no larger than 20 MB. Each file should be no more than 3MB. If you submit your online form with attachments over 20 MB, you will arrive at a Page Not Found error. If your attachments are large, we recommend you email them to sandra.rahim@osstf.ca.
Nomination Form
Guidelines
Criteria
The recipient of the OSSTF/FEESO Protective Services Award will have demonstrated outstanding leadership in local collective bargaining, member protection and contract maintenance. Involvement at the Provincial level is considered an asset.
Disclaimer
The Protective Services Committee will determine which, if any, applicant will receive the award based on the established criteria. The Protective Services Committee reserves the right not to grant the award in any given year.
Nominations
| Who may propose? |
Any active Bargaining Unit Member in OSSTF/FEESO.
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| Who may nominate? |
A District and/or Bargaining Unit Executive. |
| Who is eligible? |
All active members of OSSTF/FEESO in good standing. |
| What is required? |
Provide concrete examples to support the nomination. |
| Where will the presentation occur? |
Protective Services Committee Conference. |
| How will winner be notified? |
The secretariat member attached to the award will make contact with the nominator prior to the award ceremony to get winner’s contact information. Only winning entries will be contacted.. |
| Publicity |
OSSTF/FEESO will publicize the contributions of the award winner in its publications.
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Previous Winners
| 2003 |
Ken Robbins |
D 08 Avon Maitland |
| 2004 |
Sue Kaufman |
D 16 York Region |
| 2005 |
David Brohman |
D 24 Waterloo |
| 2006 |
John Callaghan |
D 10 Lambton Kent |
| 2007 |
Norm Uhrig |
D 21 Hamilton – Wentworth |
| 2008 |
Tom Downer |
D 07 Bluewater |
| 2009 |
Ben Andrews |
D 17 Simcoe |
| 2010 |
Kelly Morin Currie |
D 23 Grand Erie |
| 2011 |
Jo Dean |
D 09 Greater Essex |
| 2012 |
Award not bestowed |
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| 2013 |
Rob Shaheen |
D 26 Upper Canada |
| 2014 |
Award not bestowed |
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| 2015 |
Andre Filion |
D 35 University of Ottawa |
| 2016 |
Tracie Edward |
D 09 Greater Essex |
| 2017 |
Sandy Stewart |
D 25 Ottawa – Carleton |
| 2018 |
Award not bestowed |
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| 2019 |
Jim Young |
D 20 Halton |
| 2020 |
Joe Rooyakers |
D35 University of Guelph |
| 2021 |
Jonathan Degan |
D 35 University of Ottawa |
| 2022 |
Daniel McLean |
D 14 Kawartha Pine Ridge |
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John Bernans |
D 11 Thames Valley |
| 2023 |
John Mazara |
D 15 Trillium Lakelands |
| 2024 |
Mason Reid |
D 18 Upper Grand |