EU: social partners of the electricity sector agree their work program for 2006-2007

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Social dialogue committee draws partial assessment of 2005-2006 activities and puts many issues on the agenda for the next 12 months. (Ref. 061091)
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On last October 17th, the European electricity employers (Eurelectric) and the European trade union federations linked to electricity (EMCEF and EPSU) met to discuss several issues and to set their Work Programme for the next 12 months, which contains an important number of issues.

Evaluation of 2005-2006 employment seminar. The employment seminar was part of the 2005-2006 work program. Its aim was to determine the effects on employment of the liberalization of the energy market. A study on thi

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