Trades Hall Council
- President
- 2 Vice-Presidents (1 affirmative action position)
- Elected officers - Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Industrial/Campaigns Officer
- Delegates from affiliated unions - Affiliates with 1-5,000 members: 1 delegate; Affiliates with 5,001 or more members: 2 delegates
The Executive Council is empowered to make policy and manage the affairs of the Victorian Trades Hall Council between Council meetings. The Executive considers administrative matters plus matters of urgency. It acts consistently with resolutions of Annual Conference and Council.
Annual Conference
At the Annual Conference delegates representing all affiliated organisations determine policy, strategy, the general direction of the Victorian Trades Hall Council and prioities for the allocation of resources
Source: Victorian Trades Hall Council Rules 12 April 1999
Regional Trades and Labour Councils
The eight Regional Trades and Labour Councils of Victoria are Ballarat Regional, Bendigo, Geelong and Region, Gippsland, Goulburn Valley, Malley Murray, North-East and Border and South West
These Councils extend the role of the VTHC and many of its affiliates into the rural areas of Victoria by providing forums for the discussion of union issues and co-ordination of local industrial activity. As a visible and permanent point of contact for their local communities and unionists within the region, they provide accessible community based programs and industrial and social welfare services. Unions currently affiliate to regional councils on an individual basis and, in return, the councils help them in their regional activities.
Annual Conference
At the Annual Conference delegates representing all affiliated organisations determine policy, strategy, the general direction of the Victorian Trades Hall Council and prioities for the allocation of resources
Source: Victorian Trades Hall Council Rules 12 April 1999
Regional Trades and Labour Councils
The eight Regional Trades and Labour Councils of Victoria are Ballarat Regional, Bendigo, Geelong and Region, Gippsland, Goulburn Valley, Malley Murray, North-East and Border and South West
These Councils extend the role of the VTHC and many of its affiliates into the rural areas of Victoria by providing forums for the discussion of union issues and co-ordination of local industrial activity. As a visible and permanent point of contact for their local communities and unionists within the region, they provide accessible community based programs and industrial and social welfare services. Unions currently affiliate to regional councils on an individual basis and, in return, the councils help them in their regional activities.
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