When a works council comes into being, how large it becomes and what it costs

Question 1 of 8

In an establishment with no works council and no central works council, who may invite colleagues to the meeting that elects the electoral board?

Question 2 of 8

An establishment has four full-timers and two mini-jobbers working eight hours a week each, all adults with years of service. Can a works council be elected?

Question 3 of 8

From what age is an apprentice entitled to vote?

Question 4 of 8

An establishment regularly has 45 employees entitled to vote. How many members does the works council have?

Question 5 of 8

In the simplified procedure, how far apart are the two election meetings?

Question 6 of 8

Must an establishment without a works council wait for the next regular period to hold an election?

Question 7 of 8

A newly elected works council member has never held the office before. How many weeks of recognised training is the member entitled to during the term under section 37(7)?

Question 8 of 8

From what workforce does section 38 require at least one member to be fully released?