EU: social dialogue in the textile sector is going to be strengthened in the new member States

Next May 30 and 31, in Brussels, European social partners from the textile sector will meet to present their initiatives with a view to present sectorial social dialogue in the new EU member states. (Ref. 070390)
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The European trade union federation for textile and leather (ETUF: TLC) and the sector’s European employers’ organizations, Euratex and Cotance, are going to draw up a balance sheet, on May 30 and 31, 2007, on an action led with the support of the European Commission, to strengthen sectorial social dialogue in the new member States (Capacity Building of Social TCL Partners). Organizers plan to have the sector’s social partners from each of these countries coming, and, as far as possible, to hav

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