Who grants the right to vote at local union meetings for apprentices?

The right to vote at local union meetings for apprentices is granted by the local union bylaws. These bylaws outline the specific rules and regulations governing the operation and structure of the union at the local level, including membership rights, voting procedures, and eligibility criteria for voting in union matters. Each local union may have its own set of bylaws, which dictates who can participate in votes, ensuring that all members, including apprentices, understand their rights within the organization. By establishing these guidelines, local unions can maintain order and democracy within their meetings and foster engagement among all members, including those in apprenticeship programs.