The Workers' Constitution

The Workers' Constitution refers to the fundamental laws governing a labor organization or union. It outlines how the union operates, including membership rules, leadership structure, decision-making processes, and processes for resolving disputes. Essentially, it’s a formal document that sets the rights and responsibilities of members and leaders, ensuring the union functions smoothly and fairly. It provides a clear framework for internal governance, promoting transparency and accountability within the organization. This constitution helps members understand how the union works and ensures that everyone adheres to agreed-upon rules.