Tunisian Union Rejects Financial Reports

The Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT) is facing a severe financial crisis, which has led the National Financial Oversight Body to refuse to sign several of its financial reports due to misconduct in financial management and failure to comply with the directives issued by the central authority. These difficulties have resulted in a decline in the organization's resources, particularly in revenue sources such as membership fees and income from premises. As a result, some regional and local unions have resorted to using their own resources to cover operational expenses. Additionally, the oversight body has decided to reduce the number of local union offices, citing decreased activity and rising costs, in an attempt to cut expenses and manage financial decline. Inside the organization, there have been renewed calls to address internal reconciliation issues and to reinstate some union members whose memberships were frozen, in order to reorganize the union structure and strengthen its capacity to sustain itself—especially given the impact of the crisis on funding and activities. The current financial crisis underscores an urgent need to reestablish sound financial management and to reinforce the organizational framework of the union.

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