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Nov 5, 2025
FSC at the 2025 Decent Work Forum: Advancing Labour Standards in the Agrifood Sector
We’re pleased to share that Noel Baldwin, Executive Director at the FSC, will be speaking on a panel at the 2025 Decent Work Forum, hosted by UFCW Canada on November 5, 2025, at the Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport.
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We’re pleased to share that Noel Baldwin, Executive Director at the FSC, will be speaking on a panel at the 2025 Decent Work Forum, hosted by UFCW Canada on November 5, 2025, at the Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport.
This forum builds on global momentum following the 2023 adoption of the International Labour Organization (ILO)’s Decent Work Guidelines for the Agrifood Sector—a landmark agreement reached through a tripartite process involving government, employer, and worker representatives.
Noel will join fellow leaders from across industry, labour, and government to explore how Canada can apply these global guidelines in a national context.
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