Charges against any officer of a local union must be filed with which individual?

Filing charges against any officer of a local union typically falls under the purview of the International Vice-President. This individual is responsible for overseeing the operations of local unions within their jurisdiction and serves as a mediator in disputes involving union officers. The International Vice-President ensures that proper protocols are followed and that the rights of all parties are preserved according to the union's constitution and bylaws.

The President, while a significant figure in the local union, may not handle these situations directly as they are focused on the overall leadership and functioning of the local union. The Secretary-Treasurer manages the financial aspects and records of the union, which does not generally involve disciplinary actions against officers. The Executive Board may be involved in decision-making processes or recommendations but typically does not handle the filing of charges directly.