A Union Vice President is an elected official within a labor union who assists the Union President in managing the organization. This role often involves representing union members' interests, negotiating contracts, and addressing workplace issues. The Vice President may step in for the President when they are unavailable and help coordinate union activities. The Union Vice President works closely with other union leaders and members to ensure effective communication and collaboration. They may also participate in meetings with employers and government officials to advocate for workers' rights and benefits. This position is crucial for maintaining a strong and united labor force within the union.