What We Do
Advocacy
Payroll deductions, cooperative law and public service rules all shape what a staff cooperative can do. FEDCOOP makes sure cooperators are heard when those rules are written.
In practice
What this means in practice
- Representation to the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation and supervising ministries.
- Engagement with cooperative regulators on registration, audit and compliance.
- Protection of lawful payroll deduction arrangements for member societies.
- Position papers on policy that affects federal workers' savings and welfare.
The mechanics
How it works
Member societies raise issues through the secretariat. The board agrees a position, and FEDCOOP takes it to the relevant authority.
Outcomes are reported back to all member societies.
Advocacy