Editing Ver.di (section)

=== Divisions and groups of individuals ===
Verdi's divisions are oriented towards the industries and sectors of its members and are responsible for the "tasks involved in the subject-specific representation of member and company-related interests".<ref name="verdi_satzung" /> The divisions determine their own inner structures and have their own statutes, which must be approved by the Trade Union Council.<ref name="verdi_satzung" />{{rp|32}} Verdi currently has five divisions (''Fachbereiche''),<ref>{{cite web |title=Fachbereiche |url=https://www.verdi.de/wegweiser/++co++ee809444-cfd3-11e0-5780-0019b9e321cd |website=www.verdi.de |publisher=ver.di |access-date=2022-11-13}}</ref> formerly 13 divisions:<ref name="verdi_organisation">{{cite web|language=de|url=https://www.verdi.de/ueber-uns/organisation|title=Organisation|publisher=ver.di Bundesverwaltung|access-date=November 28, 2016}}</ref>

* A: Financial Services, Communications and Technology, Culture, Utilities and Disposal
* B: Public and Private Services, Social Insurance and Traffic
* C: Health, Social Services, Eduacation and Science
* D: Trade
* E: Postal Services, Shipping Companies and Logistics

Specialist groups and specialist commissions can be formed within the individual divisions to particularly support and promote the specific interests of individual professions.

Alongside the divisions, the Verdi Statute also stipulates that so-called groups of individuals be established on a district, state and national level. Verdi currently has a total of eight groups of individuals:

* Young People
* Senior Citizens
* Workers
* Civil Servants
* Masters, Technicians and Engineers
* Freelance Collaborators and Personally Self-Employed, Freelance or Employee-Like Individuals
* Unemployed Individuals and
* Migrants

The tasks, structure and membership of each group of individuals is regulated by guidelines that are passed by the Trade Union Council based on proposals made by different committees.<ref name="verdi_satzung" />