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TRADE UNION POLICIES AND STRATEGIES

TRADE UNION POLICIES AND STRATEGIES. TO ACHIEVE SOCIAL SAFETY NETS FOR THE WORKERS GROUP : 1. Group Members. ZM Kamrul Anam (Bangladesh) Peni Sauvaka Bulusui (Fiji) Catherine Jikunan (Malaysia) Vijeyakumari V. (Sri Lanka) Tia R. Fitriasari (Indonesia)

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TRADE UNION POLICIES AND STRATEGIES

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  1. TRADE UNION POLICIES AND STRATEGIES TO ACHIEVE SOCIAL SAFETY NETS FOR THE WORKERS GROUP : 1

  2. Group Members • ZM Kamrul Anam (Bangladesh) • Peni Sauvaka Bulusui (Fiji) • Catherine Jikunan (Malaysia) • Vijeyakumari V. (Sri Lanka) • Tia R. Fitriasari (Indonesia) • Christine Nathan (India)

  3. POLICIES • EMPLOYMENT SECURITY • ADEQUATE INCOME/WAGES • HOUSING OR HOUSING ALLOWANCE • MEDICAL CARE • APPROPRIATE WORKING ENVIRONMENT • SICKNESS BENEFITS

  4. PENSION/OLD AGE/RETIREMENT BENEFITS • CHILD CARE FACILITY • RETRENCHMENT BENEFITS • EMPLOYMENT INJURY • SPECIFIC BENEFITS TO WOMEN WORKERS • SAFE GUARD ON WORKER’S FUND ( PROVIDENT FUND& GRATUITY) BY CONSULTING THE UNION

  5. FACILITY PROVIDED TO THE WORKERS TO ACQUIRE/LEARN NEW SKILL FOR ALTERNATIVE JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN TIME OF RETRENCHMENT / CLOSURE THROUGH A RECOGNIZE AND CERTIFIED INSTITUTION / COLLEGES.

  6. UNION STRATEGIES 1) COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT HOW ? • THROUGHT NEGOTIATION • INFORMATION COLLECTION AND DESSIMINATION • CREATE AWARENESS & COLLECTIVE VOICES FROM MEMBERS

  7. 2) ESTABLISHMENT OF CORPORATIVES WHY? • ALTERNATIVES JOB OPPORTUNITIES • CREATION OF JOBS

  8. 3) EDUCATION HOW AND WHY ? • EDUCATE MEMBERS ON MACRO AND MICRO ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL ENTITIES SITUATIONS. • REVIEW EDUCATION CURICULUM TO MEET CHANGING NEEDS WITH PARTICULAR REGARD TO TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL TRAINING • RETRAINING PROGRAMME FOR THOSE ALREADY IN THE WORKFORCE TO MEET CHANGING NEEDS

  9. ALL TRAINING PROGRAMME SHOULD BE AVAILABLE IN RURAL AND REGIONAL AS WELL AS URBAN CENTRES. • ALL TRAINING PROGRAMS TO ENSURE EQUITY TO ACCESS FOR ALL EMPLOYEES.

  10. 4) LOBBY HOW & TO WHOM • WORK WITH OTHER NGOs • USE OF MASS MEDIA SUCH AS LOCAL NEWSPAPERS ETC. • DISTRIBUTION OF PHAMPLETS AND BROCHURES IN LANGUAGES. • SIGNATORIES CAMPAIGN.

  11. 5) TRIPARTITE BODY BY WHOM • EQUAL REPRESENTATION FROM UNION, EMPLOYER AND GOVERNMENT

  12. REFLECTION ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A BIG SHIP CALLED TITANIC SHIP GOING FOR VOYAGE. IN THE SHIP WERE MANY PEOPLE, INCLUDING A FAMILY OF HUSBAND, WIFE, SON, DAUGHTER AND MOTHER. THE SHIP EXPERIENCE A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AND STARTING TO SINK. ONLY ONE SMALL BOAT WERE AVAILABLE AND ITS ONLY CAN SAVE 2 PERSON. IF YOU WERE GIVEN A CHANCE WHO WOULD YOU WANT TO SAFE

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