Aims and Principles
Aims
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Establish CAIRN as a permanent, effective and influential organisation
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Build a united, active and growing membership
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Empower our members in having a strong voice in their workplaces
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Work with members to resolve workplace grievances and disputes
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Provide educational and vocational opportunities for members
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Improve the working conditions of members through campaigns and advocacy
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Recruit a membership that is reflective of the diversity of performance professionals in Scotland.
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Cultivate collaborative communication and solidarity between members
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Build alliances with other organisations and causes that share CAIRN’s objectives
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Appoint paid staff when financially possible and deemed necessary to assist with the duties of Cairn
Principles
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Our member-led status is at the heart of our work and Cairn will uphold independence, democracy, transparency and accountability in all of our dealings
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Cairn believes that all artists and their work are essential to a healthy society
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Cairn believes that all performance professionals should receive a comfortable living wage for their work
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Cairn believes that our members have the necessary experience and expertise to lead change in our sector
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Cairn is cognisant of cultural and geographical diversity and believes that full participation in the artistic life of our society is beneficial for all