The Works Council has a chairperson, a deputy chairperson and a secretary. They have tasks to perform for the Works Council. But what are their tasks, and what should they do?
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During the Works Council elections, you will have elected the chairperson, the deputy chairperson and the secretary. In many cases, there will be a meeting with the former Works Council members (the members who sat on the previous Works Council) about what the chairperson and secretary did during their term in office. This gives you a broad idea of the tasks and roles. But more helpful information may be available, so we decided to write this article.
chairperson, deputy chairperson and secretary: their duties
Article 7 of the WOR (Works Council Act) (Dutch) states that electing a chairperson and a deputy chairperson is mandatory.
The Works Council rules of procedure (Dutch) set out many of the duties of the chairperson (such as chairing the meeting) and also include the duties of a secretary regarding reporting and their role during the Works Council elections. In the chairperson's absence, the deputy chairperson shall take over all duties.In addition, article 23a of the WOR (Dutch) states that the secretary reports on the consultation meeting (OV = OverlegVergadering) and is responsible for the meeting agenda.
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