Article 20
National and Corporation
Bargaining Councils
40. Section 1. In cases where there are a number
41. of Local Unions involved in negotiations and bar-
42. gaining with a major corporation or an association
43. of corporations, the International Executive Board
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- shall set up an Intra-Corporation Council. Such an
- Intra-Corporation Council shall be an administra-
- tive arm of the International Union and not a sub-
- ordinate body. Such Local Unions so involved shall
- be members and shall participate through duly
- elected delegates. When the large corporation or
- national association has widely scattered branches,
- the Intra-Corporation Council shall set up Sub-
- Corporation Councils.
- Section 2. The International Executive Board
- shall determine the geographical districts or occu-
- pational or other groupings in which Sub-Corpora-
- tion Councils shall be established. The Intra-Cor-
- poration Council shall be composed of delegates
- from the Sub-Corporation Council.
- Section 3. Directors to work with such Coun-
- cils shall be appointed by the President subject to
- the approval of the International Executive Board.
- Section 4. Voting at National Intra-Corpora-
- tion Council meetings shall be based on per capita tax
- paid to the International Union by the various Lo-
- cal Unions participating.
- Section 5. The purpose of the Intra-Corpora-
- tion Council shall be to coordinate the demands of
- the separate members and to formulate policies in
- dealing with their common employer. The Intra-
- Corporation Council shall be convened not later
- than thirty (30) days prior to the ipening of nego-
- tiations for a new national corporation agreement
- to formulate new contract demands. The Council
- shall deal only with matters pertaining to problems
- arising in their immediate corporations. It shall be
- understood that such Intra-Corporation Council is
- not a legislative body of the International Union
- and shall not deal with policies of the International
- Union other than those concerning their own im-
- mediate corporation problems.