The World Employment Confederation is a non-profit association established under Belgian law. Our constitution establishes the General Assembly, the Board, and the standing committees as main bodies of the Confederation.
The General Assembly is the highest decision-making body, in which each member of the World Employment Confederation has a right to vote. Its roles are:
The General Assembly usually meets twice a year.
The Board oversees the day-to-day operations and activities, and the management of the Confederation. This includes:
Board members are elected by the General Assembly. Its composition aims to strike a balance in reflecting the diversity of the World Employment Confederation’s members.
President
Vice-President
Treasurer
Chair of the National Federations Committee
Chair of the Corporate Members Committee
Chair of the Economic Affairs Committee
Gi Group
Randstad
Recruit Global Staffing
ManpowerGroup
Kelly Services
The Adecco Group
Regional Representative Europe
Regional Representative North East Asia
Regional Representative Africa
Regional Representative Latin America
Regional Representative North America
Regional Representative Southern Asia Pacific
Quality Standards & Compliance Officer
Members of the World Employment Confederation meet as part of the following committees:
Both CMC and NFC chairpersons (respectively, John Healy from Kelly Services and Charles Cameron from Recruitment & Consulting Services Association of Australia & New Zealand) have a seat on the Board. The Economic Affairs Committee’s chairperson (currently, Even Hagelien from NHO Service og Handel) is invited to attend Board meetings.
Other groups (task forces, networks, etc.) may be created according to needs, to deal with specific topics (e.g. data protection) or interests (e.g. communications).
Chair of the Corporate Members Committee
Chair of the National Federations Committee
Chair of the Economic Affairs Committee
