Denmark: transport social partners renew national collective agreement

The social partners in the transport sector, 3F for unions and Dansk Industri (DI) for employers, signed an agreement for the renewal of the collective agreement. Affecting nearly 900 businesses and 14,500 employees, in addition to the 50,000 3F members (bus drivers, storemen, garbage collectors…) for whom the renewal of their CCN will be based on this one, this is the first “normal wage area” (normallønsområdet) agreement, called this way because the wage increase is determined at national level.
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members (bus drivers, storemen, garbage collectors…) for whom the renewal of their CCN will be based on this one, this is the first “normal wage area” (normallønsområdet) agreement, called this way because the wage increase is determined at national level.

A “big step forward” against dumping. This is how Jan Villadsen, leader of the transport federation of 3F and main negotiator for this agreement, qualified this renewal. In cases of suspicion of fraud, under-remuneration or violation of CCN ag

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