Climb the trade union ladder, how?
19 women from 5 UNI affiliates in Cote d'Ivoire in several sectors Commerce, Graphical, MEI, Post, and Telecom were trained in recruitment and organization skills from 6 to 8 October 2010 in Abidjan.
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Building the European Works Councils in the TAW sector
UNI Europa TAW has started implementing the project “Promoting European Works Councils in the Private Employment Agencies" funded by the European Commission.
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3000 workers affected by Metro centralisation plans
The plan could shed as many as 800 people from the workforce. What do you think about Metro's latest initivate? Give us your opinion on www.cora-nein-danke.de
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New 'Breaking Through Inequality' brochure
UNI's Equal Opportunities department has created a new brochure on why equality is a key part of the fight for decent work
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Third sales and advice workshop - implementing the charter
On 11 October, EWC members from across Europe gathered to discuss the charter on responsible sales of financial products and possible implementation at company level
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IMF says financial system remains Achilles' heel of economic recovery
Its new Global Financial Stability Report asserts that progress
toward global financial stability has experienced a setback since
April 2010, due in large part to sovereign debt crises in Europe.
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Oxford University Press: Unite members taking strike action at Corby
Unite members are taking strike action at Oxford University Press’ warehouse in Corby today (12 October). The strike started at 6am and ends at 6am on Wednesday (13 October).
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Mexico: Evaluating unionisation in Graphical & Packaging
FNV, Graphics and SITAG evaluate unionisation project in the Sector of Graphic Arts and Packaging in Mexico.
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Temporary employment services in South Africa and Namibia
Research on labour brokers by Stefan van Eck.
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DHL bosses in Panama gave a whole new meaning to the term “cover-up”
DHL bosses in Panama gave a new meaning to the term, “cover-up”, when a manager covered up the SIELAS information wall in a bid to prevent workers finding out about alleged workers’ abuse by DHL.
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