Labour officials who work permanently in an organization and represent employee interests on a daily basis are called union representatives or shop stewards.
A third party participates in the resolution of a dispute and an attempt to help resolve the differences through discussion is called a
A third party that participates in the resolution of a dispute and attempts to help resolve the differences through discussion is called a mediator.
Labour officials who work permanently in an organization and represent employee interest on a daily basis are typically called "shop stewards" or "union representatives." These individuals are elected or appointed by the employees to act as their voice and advocate for their rights within the workplace. They handle employee grievances, negotiate with management concerning working conditions and wages, and generally promote the well-being and protection of the workers they represent.
