Fellesforbundet, Norway's largest union in the private sector, is demanding representation in the executive board of the Labour Party (Aps), particularly seeking a position for its newly appointed leader, Christian Justnes. As the central board meeting of the ruling Labour Party approaches, grassroots members are making clear their expectations, urging Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre to ensure Justnes is included in discussions that shape the party's future policies. The call for representation highlights the importance of union involvement in political decision-making, especially given the union's substantial membership base of 180,000.