FAQs
What are the responsibilities of the President?
The President presides over all union meetings, ensures that the bylaws and rules are followed, appoints committees, and has the authority to break tie votes. The President also plays a key role in overseeing the Executive Board and maintaining order in the union.
Source: Bylaws, Article III, Section 1
Is the President a member of the Executive Board?
Yes, the President is a voting member of the Executive Board and is responsible for leading discussions and making decisions on union matters.
Source: Bylaws, Article III, Section 5
What authority does the President have over union meetings and governance?
The President presides over all union meetings, ensures compliance with the IBEW Constitution and Local Bylaws, appoints committees, and has the authority to break tie votes. The President is also a voting member of the Executive Board and plays a key role in overseeing union operations.
Source: Bylaws, Article III, Sections 1 & 5
Presiding Officer of the Local Union
The President serves as the head of the Local Union, overseeing meetings and ensuring adherence to established rules and bylaws. They provide leadership and direction for union activities and serve as a representative voice in official matters. The President works closely with other officers to maintain order and efficiency in operations.