Officer Elections Current Vacancies - Basingstoke Labour - Basingstoke Constituency Labour Party

Basingstoke Constituency Labour Party Officer Current Vacancies (2022 – 2023)

Would you like to help build up your local party, shape local campaigns and help Labour to win the next election?
Do you have some skills, experience, or lots of enthusiasm and a willingness to learn?
If so, nominate yourself for an officer post to support the work of the Basingstoke Constituency Labour Party. Elections occur throughout the year at All Member Meetings until vacancies are filled.

You can learn more about these roles on the Labour Party role-holder page. And if you would like an informal chat over the phone about any opportunities or these positions, email chair@basingstokelabour.org with your contact details. We are all volunteers in these roles, sharing a common vision and goals, so any time you give is appreciated.

Executive Committee Vacancies

All are voting members of the Executive Committee. Eligibility: For all posts – you must be a fully paid-up member of the Labour Party and have completed your eight-week probationary period. For the Trade Union Liaison Officer (TULO) position, you must be a member of a TUC-affiliated union and pay your union’s political levy. For the Woman’s Officer role, you must define your gender as a woman.

Nominations Executive Officer In Year

Please use this form to submit your nomination for an Executive officer post

Name*
First Last
Email*
Membership number (if known)
Gender*
To enable us to comply with gender balancing rules please complete the following section. If you do not consider yourself to be male or female, please identify in the other box how you would self-define. For clarity, three of the top six positions (chair, vice-chair, vice-chair/membership secretary, secretary, treasurer and policy officer) must be held be women and the overall balance of EC officer roles must be at least 50% women.
- Male
- Female
Executive post nomination(s)*
Please select the post(s) you wish to nominate for. You can nominate for more than one post but you cannot hold more than one post. Once elected to a post you will be withdrawn from other nominations.
- CLP Vice-Chair (Campaigning)
- LGBT+ Officer
- Youth Officer
- Trade Union Liaison Officer
- Political Training and Education Officer
Nomination Statement
Please make a statement in support of your nomination to let people know what you can bring to the role and why you feel they should elect you. This statement will be provided to members. There will be no speeches on the night so please use this space wisely. Max 1,600 characters approx 250 words
CAPTCHA

Coordinator posts – Non-Executive Committee member posts

The members of a local CLP elect coordinators to help it do important work in crucial areas. This might be for specific activities such as assisting with websites or information technology, taking minutes, organising social events or engaging with particular groups of members and the community, such as students or the business community. They might also work closely with an Executive Officer; for example, the Fundraising coordinator might work closely with the Treasurer.

All coordinator posts are capable of being job shared. So if you would like to play a more active part but would like to share that responsibility, you can find yourself a job-share partner, and both apply to be nominated. Please indicate whether you wish to job share and the name of your co-job sharer. Both should complete a separate nomination form.

Eligibility: For all posts – you must be a fully paid-up member of the Labour Party and have completed your eight-week probationary period. For the position of Student Lead, you must be under 27 and a student at the time of election.

Nominations Co-ordinators in year

Please use this form to submit your nomination for a Co-ordinating officer post

Name*
First Last
Email*
Membership number
Coordinator post nomination(s)
Please select the post(s) you wish to nominate for. You can nominate for more than one post but you cannot hold more than one post. Once elected to a post you will be withdrawn from other nominations.
- Fundraising Lead
- Community Liaison Lead
- Assistant Campaigns co-ordinator
- Business Liaison Lead
- Women's Co-ordinator
Job-share
Please make sure you have identified your co-jobsharer
- I wish to Jobshare
- I will not be job sharing
Name of Job-sharer
Nomination Statement
Please make a statement in support of your nomination to let people know what you can bring to the role and why you feel they should elect you. This statement will be provided to members. There will be no speeches on the night so please use this space wisely. Max 1,600 characters approx 250 words
CAPTCHA

Ward Officers

This is a new idea and an opportunity for members to help without feeling the burden of an “official” officer role. Ward officers will get involved in helping out in a “ward”. You are not limited to volunteering for the ward you live in.

We hope Ward Officers will significantly help the campaign team and Labour Councillors. They can help organise members in the ward to deliver leaflets, highlight local issues, or do other activities like helping out on a polling day or even social events in a ward.

You can shape this role according to your skills and time. You will not be alone; you will be part of a team and get the help and support you need. If you know someone who would like to buddy up with you to help, that would be great too.

Ward Officers

Please use this form to volunteer

Name*
First Last
Email*
Membership number
Comments
Let us know which Ward you would like to volunteer in or if there is some one you know would like to buddy up with you to do this