EU: UNI-Europa Finance increases coordination for national bargaining and defines a procedure for transnational agreements

The economic context is driving the European sectoral union federation UNI-Europa Finance to improve its Strategy on Transnational Collective Bargaining at national level. For that purpose, it wants to improve its network of union representatives and facilitate exchange of information and cooperation between its member unions. Besides, it set up a procedure on bargaining and the validity of transnational agreements. (Ref. 090021)
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Exchange of information.
Due to the recession, the European trade union of finance employees decided to
increase its capacity to coordinate national collective bargaining. UNI-Europa
Finance needs to develop and strengthen the knowledge of the collective
bargaining network already introduced within some members. Careful not to
interfere with its members’ national prerogatives, the sector’s European
representatives want to gradually open national collective bargaining to
observers from other Mem

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