Events for April 28, 2019 - April 23, 2017

Join Us as We Discuss:  Workplace violence prevention strategies  Identifying safety system failures in the workplace  OSHA and NJ state regulations that address workplace violence  How to respond to an active shooter Presenters Cecelia Leto, NJ Work Environment Council Edwin Moore, State of NJ Office of Homeland Security & Preparedness Who Should Attend? Labor/Management Health and Safety Committee Members, Union representatives, Health and Safety Professionals, Supervisors, Risk Managers, Workers in Healthcare, Social Services, Schools, or who deal with the public. Pre-registration is required. Since seating is limited, please register early. Workshop registration fee is $15, but scholarships are available. For more information, contact Cecelia Leto, Project Director, WEC at (609) 882-6100 ext. 308 or email: [email protected]. Please register now.

The New Jersey Work Environment Council holds its major fundraiser, an awards dinner, each year. We look forward to being joined by labor, environmental, community leaders and public officials, representing many thousands of New Jersey workers and residents. Enjoy hors d'oeuvres, beer, wine, and a buffet dinner, with ample time provided to network and mingle with friends. WEC relies on the generosity of our members to help fund our mission: working for safe, secure jobs and a healthy, sustainable environment. The event will be held on Thursday, November 30, 2017 at The College of New Jersey, 2000 Pennington Road, Ewing, in the Education Building, Room 212. download the invitation and order form Buy tickets download the awards journal 2017 HONOREES Valorie Caffee worked as WEC’s director of organizing for 13 years;  she launched WEC’s Environmental Justice program, helping raise awareness about and support for this critical issue by making presentations at community and union meetings, meetings of other environmental organizations, faith-based organizations, conferences, schools, and workshops around the state and in other states as well. This work led to Valorie being appointed as chair of the Environmental Justice Advisory Council to the NJ Department of Environmental Protection, a position she held from [...]