european transport workers’ federation objectives and state of play riga, 26-27 september 2011
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European Transport Workers’ Federation
Objectives and state of play
Riga, 26-27 September 2011
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European Transport Workers’ Federation
Transport Trade Unions Preparing Change
•To contribute to a more sustainable transport sector
•To attract more women workers to the trade unions and the sector
•To attract more young workers to the trade unions and the sector
Transunion objectives
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European Transport Workers’ FederationTransunion state of play
• External expert drafted discussion document on transport & climate change
o The size of the problemo The jobs we needo The details, sector by sectoro Protecting existing jobso Conventional solutionso What do we do next?
To contribute to a more sustainable transport sector
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European Transport Workers’ FederationTransunion state of play
• Debated in ETF sections
• Development of an ETF position paper
• Transunion Climate Change conference (3 November 2011, Brussels)
To contribute to a more sustainable transport sector
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European Transport Workers’ Federation
• Collection of all existing relevant training materials on women workers
• Development of a training package for trade unions to encourage women wokers
o to work in the transport sector
o to participate in trade union leadership
Transunion state of play
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European Transport Workers’ Federation
• Training modules:
• Women in leadership & confidence building / empowerment
• Women in collective bargaining & work-life balance
• Equal pay, fair pay, pension rights, decent work & minimum wage
Transunion state of play
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European Transport Workers’ Federation
• Testing of modules in two seminars
o 10-11 May in Budapest
o 7-8 July in Zagreb
• Further discussion in Transunion Women Workers Conference(5-6 October 2011)
Transunion state of play
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European Transport Workers’ Federation
• Drafting of a picture of the current situation of young workers via the online survey
• Identification of the key issues and challenges of young workers
• Brainstorm on possible actions to attract more young workers to the sector and the trade unions
• European Sectoral Social Dialogue recommendations from the young workers’ point of view
• Development an ETF Young Transport Workers network
• Setting targets for trade unions and the ETF
Transunion state of play
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European Transport Workers’ Federation
• Social Dialogue Conference January 2012
• Presents the outcome of the three Transunion pillars
• Confronted with the employers’ views
• Outcome will feed into the discussion in ETF Congress 2013
Transunion state of play
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European Transport Workers’ Federation
Thank you