What is a trade union?
A trade union is an association of workers bound by common production and professional interests related to their work. They unite to work together to achieve better working conditions and pay, and to simply help each other in difficult times.
The word “trade union” has become familiar to us, and it’s usually associated with providing material assistance and organizing cultural and educational activities. A trade union does all of this, but its primary tasks and goals are to represent and protect the social and labor rights and interests of its members.
Why do we need a trade union?
It’s difficult for an employee and employer to resolve social and labor relations issues alone. Sometimes they lack knowledge of the law, lack courage, and sometimes their composure in a dispute can falter. And who wants to ruin their relationship with their boss? It’s difficult to enforce legal demands alone.
To this end, the trade union:
Only a trade union member has the right to expect:
Primary Trade Union Organization (PTUO) of the Center
PTUO full name
Primary trade union organization of the state educational institution "Republican Center for State Environmental Expertise, Training, Advanced Training and Retraining of Personnel" of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Belarus" Belarusian Trade Union of Forestry and Nature Management Workers
The Primary Trade Union Organization (PTUO) of the Center is part of the Minsk Regional Organization of the Belarusian Trade Union of Forestry and Nature Management Workers.
The main areas of activity of the PTUO are:
Trade Union Committee

The structure of the trade union committee was elected following the results of the reporting and election meeting, Protocol No. 1 dated February 27, 2026

Structure of the trade union committee
Name Surname Job title Contacts
Godyl
Marina
Chairman of the trade union committee
+375 (17) 399 32 63
Matsyulina
Alena
Treasurer of the trade union committee
+375 (17) 360 56 83
Tumashik
Olga
Member of the trade union committee
+375 (17) 399 32 63
Baturina
Natalya
Member of the trade union committee
+375 (17) 399 32 63
Apanasenok
Olga
Member of the trade union committee
+375 (17) 367 56 31