ANNUAIRE DE L’ADMINISTRATION GÉNÉRALE

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Call us:
(773) 270-0284

Email (Press):
press@iww.org

Courriel (membre):
membership@iww.org.
Courriel (paiement):
ghq@iww.org

Address:
IWW General Headquarters – 1619-21 W. Belmont Ave. Chicago, IL 60657
Mail: PO BOX 577893, CHICAGO, IL 60657

Officers

Working in a team of seven, General Executive Board members have a seat on the highest decision-making body in our union between our annual conventions. This is a very important body that ensures the union acts in compliance with our constitution, the law, and the will of the membership expressed at our conventions.

  • Supervising all affairs of the union between conventions
  • Processing and complete requests to charter branches and committees
  • Guiding and supervising all union publications and their policy
  • Visiting, examining, and / or auditing accounts of subordinate union bodies as needed
  • Giving overall oversight to the operations, finances, and activities of the union
  • Receiving and processing funding requests related to major expenditures
  • Ensuring that all parts of the union are operating in compliance with the Constitution and Manual of Policies & Procedures
  • Directly supervising and managing the General Secretary-Treasurer staff member
  • Establishing and maintaining regular contact with union branches and committees

gebchair@iww.org

Working in a team of seven, General Executive Board members have a seat on the highest decision-making body in our union between our annual conventions. This is a very important body that ensures the union acts in compliance with our constitution, the law, and the will of the membership expressed at our conventions.

  • Supervising all affairs of the union between conventions
  • Processing and complete requests to charter branches and committees
  • Guiding and supervising all union publications and their policy
  • Visiting, examining, and / or auditing accounts of subordinate union bodies as needed
  • Giving overall oversight to the operations, finances, and activities of the union
  • Receiving and processing funding requests related to major expenditures
  • Ensuring that all parts of the union are operating in compliance with the Constitution and Manual of Policies & Procedures
  • Directly supervising and managing the General Secretary-Treasurer staff member
  • Establishing and maintaining regular contact with union branches and committees

geb@iww.org

The General Secretary-Treasurer is a key role that keeps our basic union membership and financial processes going.

  • Preparing, signing, and distributing charters issued by the General Executive Board or Regional Organizing Committees
  • Credentialing union delegates
  • Processing Branch Secretary-Treasurer reports and remittances
  • Ensuring the membership database is updated and maintains status changes
  • Collecting, compiling, and circulating information regarding Job Branches
  • Process and track payments and spending, ensuring that all financial transactions are documented and reported in accordance with accepted accounting principles
  • Managing accounting, financial documents, and governance documents
  • Managing the union’s bank account and paying bills
  • Supervising staff employed at the Office of the General Secretary Treasurer
  • Publishing a monthly union bulletin

ghq@iww.org

Departments and Committees

The Organizing Department consists of three components: a Survey & Research Committee, an Organizer Training Committee, and a 7 member Board of Directors (ODB or Organizing Department Board).
The ODB is responsible for mobilization and coordination of the IWW’s workplace unionization campaigns. Three critical ways the ODB supports this mission are through disbursement of organizing funds; assisting the formation and long-term sustainability of local, regional, and industrial organization initiatives; and gathering and compiling information from the union’s sections to improve development of workplace organizing.
The ODB’s goal is to ensure the vitality and success of the IWW’s organization projects. The ongoing activities include overseeing the union’s organizing campaigns, acting as a steward of the union’s organizing funds, holding planning and coordination meetings, communicating with campaigns, union branches, and other union bodies, and providing logistical support as needed.

organize@iww.org

The Education Department’s role is to provide the means and support necessary for members to become effective organizers in their workplaces, their industries, their branches, and the broader union, through the development and administration of trainings. Trainings are broadly defined as teaching skills and knowledge that are related to organizing, administration, or political education. Trainings may be in-person group workshops, curriculum to be engaged individually, or other forms of engagement and delivery.

education@iww.org

Département de littérature

store@iww.org

The role of the Communications Department Board (CDB) creates a messaging strategy that embodies the goals of the various NARA departments and committees and ensures that the content of all of our internal and external communications platforms are in alignment with that messaging strategy and its goals.

communications@iww.org

Working in a team of five, the International Committee members act as the union’s department for international relations with unions outside of North America.

international@iww.org

The Finance Committee:

  • Advises the General Executive Board on financial matters
  • Assists in preparing an operating budget
  • Advises General Headquarters on bookkeeping and accounting procedures
  • Make a report to the membership at least once per fiscal year.

finance@iww.org

The Gender Equity Committee:

  • Processes funding requests related to the SATO Fund
  • Receives and renders assistance to members regarding Safer Space violation complaints
  • Managing the professional mediation fund

gec@iww.org

The Survey and Research Committee consists of five members appointed by the General Executive Board. The purpose of the research committee is to develop analysis of organizing strategies and tactics and support local campaigns in their research needs.

src@iww.org

Launched in 1907, Industrial Worker is the official publication of the Industrial Workers of the World, a worker-led union dedicated to direct action, workplace democracy and industrial unionism.

industrialworker@iww.org

The Publications Committee is responsible for official external publishing for the union.

communications@iww.org

The role of the Organizer Training Committee is to coordinate the Organizer Training Program, which consists of the Organizer Training 101 and Organizer Training 102, as well as any other training program the GEB and the OTC agree on, and continues to develop these trainings as needed. The OTC consists of five members appointed by the GEB.

otc@iww.org

Comité de la relève Wobblies

jrwobblies@iww.org

Staff

Direction Web
Désignation par : CEG

tech@iww.org

Responsable des communications
Désignation par : CEG

maxim@iww.org

Présidence du comité de publication
Désignation par : CEG

arv@iww.org

Coordonnatrice ou coordonnateur de boutique
Désignation par : STG

store@iww.org

Responsable de la coordination de l’adhésion
Désignation par : STG

membership@iww.org

Assistant·e de la coordination de l’adhésion
Désignation par : STG

membership@iww.org

Adjoint administratif ou adjointe administrative
Désignation par : STG

membership@iww.org

Responsable du département de syndicalisation
Conseil du département de syndicalisatio

odc@iww.org

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