A trade union board meeting is where the elected representatives of the union come together to discuss, plan, and make decisions on matters that affect the members. It’s the heart of the union’s decision-making process.
During these meetings, the board reviews current issues in the workplace, addresses member concerns, and sets priorities for upcoming actions. Topics might include negotiations with management, updates on working conditions, financial matters (like the strike fund), and strategic planning for the future.
These meetings ensure that the union remains transparent, responsive, and effective in representing the interests of its members. It’s where ideas turn into action and where the strength of collective representation takes shape.