Labour Relations REGISTRY OF TRADE UNIONS The Registry of Trade Unions administers the Trade Unions Ordinance and the Trade Union Registration Regulations which make provisions for the registration and regulation of trade unions. Its principal objectives are to bring about sound trade union administration, encourage responsible trade unionism and protect the interests of trade union members. Its major responsibilities include : registering trade unions and their rules; examining trade unions' annual statements of account; conducting regular inspection visits to trade unions; and organising educational courses on trade union management, book-keeping, auditing and legislation for trade unionists to foster sound internal administration. Rights and Duties of Trade Union Members Employees' Right to Organize Statutory Rights of Trade Union Members Rights Provided by Union Rules Duties of Trade Union Members Independence of Trade Unions Trade Union Statistics Trade Union Annual Statistical Report 2009 (PDF) Enquiries about the rights of trade union members or the provisions of the TUO can be sent to enquiry@labour.gov.hk or the Registry of Trade Unions at: 11/F, Harbour Building 38 Pier Road, Central Hong Kong. Tel: 2852 3456 Fax: 2541 2681