Agricultural Chamber

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The chambers of agricultural workers (LAK) represent the interests of the employed in agriculture and forestry in Austria and belong to the social partners .

Structure of the LAK

LAK organization Seat Councilors Bureau Board General Assembly
Umbrella organization
Austrian Chamber of Laborers Vienna - 4th 15th 40
National organizations
Agricultural Chamber of Carinthia Klagenfurt 21st 3 - 21st
Lower Austria Chamber of Labor Vienna & St. Pölten 40 3 - 40
Chamber of Labor Upper Austria Linz 34 3 - 34
Salzburg Chamber of Labor Salzburg 16 - 6th 16
Agricultural Chamber of Styria Graz 21st 3 5 21st
Agricultural Chamber of Tyrol innsbruck 14th 2 5 14th
Agricultural Chamber of Vorarlberg Bregenz 5 - - 5

Note: In Burgenland and Vienna , the state legislature has not established any chambers of agricultural workers.

Chambers of agricultural workers of the federal states

The individual LAKs of the federal states are corporations under public law . The legal bases are the respective state laws. Chambers of agricultural workers exist in all federal states with the exception of Vienna and Burgenland.

In addition to the legal representation of interests, they contribute to the further education of the members.

The plenary assemblies of the individual chambers are elected and have a term of office of six years. The FCG and FSG are parliamentary groups in all regional chambers . In addition, other groups, such as lists of names, are also represented. In contrast to the Chamber of Labor elections that take place in the factories, the elections are held at the municipal offices. In addition to the employed, retired agricultural workers are also entitled to vote in some federal states.

Austrian Chamber of Laborers

Nationwide, the LAKs are united in the Austrian Chamber of Laborers (ÖLAKT) based in Vienna. The organs of this umbrella organization are the general assembly, the board of directors and the presidium. Members are the seven agricultural labor chambers of the federal states.

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