Abstract
In these times of 'polycrisis', the trade union movement found that the collective agreement was the most potent tool to support and protect the workers. A series of training activities has been organised to acquire knowledge to support and strengthen the collective bargaining process. This course is the first of that series.
Aims of the webinar
- To discover different TU experiences of collective bargaining in the time of polycrisis;
- To compare practices on wage setting (including minimum wages) in Europe;
- To design TU strategies at national, sectoral, and European levels to strengthen collective bargaining.
Working languages
Interpretation will be available in English, Spanish, and Polish.
Programme
Please see here for a draft programme.
Registrations
Individual expressions of interest can be made through national contact persons (see the list here).
Should you need any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact the education officer or administrative assistant running the course (see the information panel to the right for their names, which will lead you to a contact form).