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EWC coordination in different UNI Europa sectors

This training seminar, held in Florence from February 13-15, 2013, focused on improving the coordination of European Works Councils (EWCs) within UNI Europa sectors including media, tourism, and finance. Participants educated themselves on an integrated strategy concerning multinational companies, fostering stronger alliances among trade unions. The seminar included sectoral training, the nomination of coordinators, and shared guidelines to establish a basic standard for EWC coordination, essential for the successful collaboration between sectors while maintaining autonomous operations.

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EWC coordination in different UNI Europa sectors

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  1. EWC coordination in different UNI Europa sectors “Improving trade union coordination of European Works Councils” Training seminar for UNI Europa EWC coordinators Florence, 13-15 February 2013

  2. UNI Europa sectors overwiew • Graphical and Packaging • Media and Entertainment • Tourism • Hair & Beauty • Gaming • Sport • Commerce • Post and Logistics • Information and communications technology • Finance and Insurance • Temporary work • Social security • Property services (cleaning, private security services)

  3. UNI Europa sectors with EWCs • Graphical and Packaging (ca. 60) • Media and Entertainment (ca. 8) • Tourism (ca. 8) • Commerce (ca. 35) • Post and Logistics (ca. 8) • Information and communications technology (ICTS) (ca. 50) • Finance and Insurance (ca. 63) • Temporary agency work (ca. 3) • Property services (cleaning, private security services) (ca. 11)

  4. UNI Europa sectors without EWCs • Social security • Hair & Beauty • Gaming • Sport

  5. UNI Europa Finance • Integrated strategy on multinational companies, revised in 2011 • Permanent EWC working group by UEF’s affiliated EWC experts, nominates (internal and external) Coordinators • Political responsibility: UEF presidium

  6. UNI Europa Graphical and Packaging • Integrated strategy on multinational companies • Multinational committee by UEG’s affiliated EWC experts, nominates coordinators • sub-sector networks

  7. UNI Europa Post and Logistics, MEI and Tourism • Secretariat coordinates most of the EWCs, coordinators nominated on a case-by-case basis • Tourism: ETLC nominates coordinators and cooperates on strategy

  8. UNI Europa ICTS, Property Services, TAW • Secretariat coordinates most of the EWCs • EWC coordinators nominated on a case-by-case basis, mostly by sector’s steering committees • Pro-active activities on key companies to build a trade union alliance and put a coordinator in place • Sectoral training seminars focusing on EWC coordination

  9. UNI Europa EWC Guidelines • Aim to set a basic common standard • Sectors will continue to work quite autonomously • Stronger cross-sectoral work on multinational companies • Important to connect all UNI EWC coordinators!

  10. For further questions.... Nicola KonstantinouUNI europarue Joseph II , 401000 BruxellesBelgiumTel: +32 2 234 56 44 nicola.konstantinou@uniglobalunion.org www.uni-europa.org

  11. Thank you for your attention!

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