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special-interest groups' official

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Description

Special-interest groups' officials represent and act on behalf of special-interest groups such as trade unions, employer organisations, trade and industry associations, sports associations and humanitarian organisations. They develop policies and ensure their implementation. Special-interest groups' officials speak for their members in negotiations about topics such as working conditions and safety.

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Theoretical Knowledge

Practical Skills

use communication techniquesperform public relationscommunicate with mediamanage government policy implementationpresent arguments persuasivelyinteract with the board of directorsconduct public presentationsensure compliance with policiesdeal with pressure from unexpected circumstancesmanage budgetsanalyse issuesmanage membersadvise on drafting policiesshow diplomacydevelop professional networkmaintain relationships with government agenciesidentify policy breachadvise on legislative actsrepresent union memberscreate solutions to problemsrepresent special-interest groups' membersrecruit membersrepresent the organisationnegotiate health and safety issues with third partieskeep updated on the political landscapedevelop employment policiesmanage sports eventsapply diplomatic principlesadvise on consumer rightshandle complaintscheck payrollsidentify hazards in the workplacedevelop economic policiesprepare speechesinfluence legislatorsdevelop membership strategiesstudy topicsdefend human rightsliaise with local authoritiesprotect employee rightsprepare presentation materialinterview peoplepromote free tradedevelop trade policiesdevelop manufacturing policiesidentify research topicsliaise with sports organisationsbuild international relationswrite leafletscirculate informationwrite work-related reportsmanage sport competition programmesuse databasesadvise legislatorsanalyse membershipmanage fundraising activitiespromote equality in sport activitiesdevelop communications strategiesvisit places of workevaluate humanitarian programme proposals