A new committee for sector-based social dialogue in the hospital sector

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20 March 2006 à 14h29

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The European Federation of public services Union (EPSU) and the European Hospital Employers' Association (HOSPEEM) announced jointly, last 17 March, the establishment of a new committee for sector-based social dialogue in the hospital sector. (Réf. 06270)
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The creation of this committee for social dialogue is a means for employees and employers to bring a direct contribution to the Community policy concerning the hospital sector. The two organizations have worked together for 5 years with the support of the European Commission to formalize this sector-based social dialogue at the European level.

During the conference devoted to this inauguration, Godfrey Perera, the secretary-general of HOSPEEM said that “this committee will allow the players, wor

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