EU: ETNO and UNI Telecom adopt a statement on social responsibility

During the last sectoral social dialogue committee which took place on December 4, 2007 in Warsaw, European social partners in the telecommunications sector, the ETNO for employers and the UNI Telecom federation for unions adopted a joint statement on corporate social responsibility. The text was published on February 1. (Ref. 080115)
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European social partners in the Telecommunications sector adopted a joint statement on social responsibility which widely goes over the dispositions of the sustainable development charter signed by 21 ETNO member organizations in November 2004 (see attached file.) The text is also widely inspired by the joint statement on social responsibility signed in 2006 by social partners in the postal sector. The document recognizes social partners as legitimate role-players to discuss matters of social r

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