Stemming from their 2002 Framework Agreement on Telework, the European social partners in the insurance sector have delivered this joint declaration in order to detail the implementation of telework especially via national and company collective agreements. Albeit non-binding, this declaration aims to ensure that telework, which is becoming more and more popular, is carried out in full respect of workers rights (working time, training, etc.). Signatories to the declaration also commit to discussions on improvements in working conditions and efficacy of telework.
In 2002, the European social partners, at the inter-professional level, adopted a European Framework Agreement that aimed at affording more security to teleworkers. The European social partners in the insurance sector wanted to conclude this particular declaration that would recognize the merits of this increasingly popular form of carrying out work in this sector, which can benefit both employers and employees alike. The declaration also covers mobile sales workers and loss adjustors. The und
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