Employers' organisations are membership bodies that represent the interests of businesses and other employers, often within a particular industry, profession or region. They provide a collective voice on employment and workplace issues, contributing to discussions with government, trade unions and other organisations. Their work may include responding to proposed legislation, sharing members' views with policymakers and supporting consultation on changes that affect employers. Members may receive guidance on employment relations, human resources, workplace policies and relevant legal obligations. Depending on the organisation, services can include advice lines, briefings, template documents, training, conferences and opportunities to share experience with other employers. Some also assist members with collective bargaining or workplace disputes, while others focus mainly on policy representation and information. The services available depend on the organisation's membership and remit.