The Faos’ researchers surveyed nearly 11,000 representatives (including over 3,000 safety representatives), 1,475 “colleagues” (including 1,169 LO members, 164 members of “yellow unions” and 142 non-union members), 1,618 managers, 225 sectoral representatives, and different representatives from 15 LO federations, between August 1, 2010 and October 1, 2010. The results, compared with a previous Faos study carried out in 1998, show the evolution of the role and working conditions of union representatives over the past 12 years.
s, notably the rise of the number of colleagues who aren’t union members or who are member of a “yellow” union, whose membership nearly doubled in 12 years. (Ref. 100744)
The Faos’ researchers surveyed nearly 11,000 representatives (including over 3,000 safety representatives), 1,475 “colleagues” (including 1,169 LO members, 164 members of “yellow unions” and 142 non-union members), 1,618 managers, 225 sectoral representatives, and different representatives from 15 LO federations, between August 1, 2010 and October 1, 2010.
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