Organisation

NCEW consists of the following bodies: Congress, Central Committee and Executive Committee.

The Congress is the supreme body of the NCEW. The function of the Congress is to:

Approve, change and/or modify the NCEW Constitution

Chart NCEW’s political, social and economic strategies

Adopt and plan the objectives, plans and programmes

Nominate and elect members of the Central Committee and approve their work

The Central Committee is composed of 55 permanent and 4 substitute members. The Central Committee:

Prepares the agenda for the Congress

Oversees the implementation of directives, decisions and recommendations of the Congress

Charts the work plans to carry these into effect.

Examines and approves budget proposals submitted by the Executive Committee

Nominates the General Secretary, the Deputy General Secretary and the 7 other members of the Executive Committee, chosen among the members of the Central Committee

Executes other responsibilities as assigned to by the Congress.

The 9 member Executive Committee is accountable to the Central Committee. The Executive Committee:

Executes or oversees the execution of decisions, directives and policies of the Congress and the Central Committee

Executes and oversees the work programmes of affiliated Federations

Provides appropriate directives.
he General Secretary, the Deputy General Secretary and the 7 other members of the Executive Committee manage and lead the NCEW including the following departments, Offices and Committees:

International relations;    
Public relations;

Labour relations    
Legal office

Research and Tiraning;    
Project management

Organisational affairs;    
Women Workers Committee

Administration and Finance;    
Youth Workers Committee

Regional / Zonal affairs