The Retired Women Teachers of Ontario / Organisation des enseignantes retraitées de l’Ontario

Retired Women Teachers of Ontario

Organisation des enseignantes retraitées de l'Ontario

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Privacy Policy

Privacy-Form

Please complete this form in its entirety with your signature and date

Date of Birth
Consent(Required)
I hereby authorize RWTO/OERO Executive Secretary-Treasurer, current members of the Provincial Executive, and my RWTO/OERO Branch Executive, to collect and exchange my personal information given herein only for the following purposes:
  • Sending me RWTO/OERO Provincial newsletters and other RWTO/OERO communications.
  • Preparing RWTO/OERO membership cards, member lists and/or reports to be shared with RWTO/OERO.
  • Facilitating the administration of the RWTO/OERO organization including providing access to records as required by the organization’s Auditor(s).
  • Providing me with information on products and services afforded to me through my RWTO/OERO membership, including insurance through Manulife or through RWTO/OERO.
  • Confirming my continued membership in RWTO/OERO to Manulife if required.
  • Enabling RWTO/OERO to assess the effectiveness of member communications and ensuring the accuracy of my information.
Consent(Required)
The insurance program, through Manulife, is optional. It provides excellent add-on benefits to other insurance plans to the member and to RWTO/OERO. Only Manulife knows if you are a subscriber.

Go to Insurance plans at https://rwto.org/membership/insurance-plan/ for forms, brochure and application. You can also access information from your Branch Insurance Convenor.
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Privacy by Design

 

 developed by Ann Cavoukian, the former Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, Canada. 

 

 

 

 

While there isn’t a single “inventor” of privacy, the concept of a legal right to privacy was significantly advanced by Samuel Warren and Louis Brandeis in their 1890 Harvard Law Review article, “The Right to Privacy”. They argued for the right to be “left alone” and to control personal information. A different, but important, concept is Privacy by Design, which was developed by Ann Cavoukian, the former Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, Canada. 

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