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Information workshops
Register now for the October elections panel
Registrations are now open for the ROC’s online discussion panel about elections on Thursday 20 October 2022 from 11:00am–12:00pm. This discussion is essential for officers, governance officers, and administrators about the steps they can take to help arrange their elections quickly and smoothly.
Register for the October panel hereExternal link (opens in new window)
During the discussion you will have direct access to ROC subject matter experts to answer all your questions about how to ensure a smooth election process. We will also explore practical examples and strategies to promote efficient elections.
If you have any questions you would like us to answer during the discussion, please include them in the registration form or send an email to regorgs@roc.gov.au. Your questions will help shape the discussion during the panel.
Registrations are limited so don’t delay in securing your place.
For those who are not able to attend the panel, a recording will be available from the ROC website.
Links to previous workshops
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Online WorkshopsThese are a great tool to assist your organisation with its ongoing compliance. Each workshop contains an audio recording (approx. 1 hour) with detailed questions, answers, hypotheticals and examples to help you understand the topic of the workshop. There are also links to relevant documents that are mentioned in the audio. The workshops can be accessed at any time and are aimed to assist officers, administrators and members of registered organisations. 2022 2020 |
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Information WorkshopsThese are records of in person events that the ROC has held to assist organisations with their compliance. The workshop will have details of the speakers and links to the handouts. These events are not recorded and are a point in time reference. 2019 |
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Information Workshop Questions and AnswersMany questions have been asked at the information sessions and workshops about specific circumstances, particularly in relation to corrupting benefits and disclosure obligations for bargaining representatives. The ROC cannot provide legal advice about how the law applies to individual specific circumstances, however our tools and resources on a range of topics might assist organisations and their branches to identify issues they need to think about. |