International: international unions working so that the next G20 meeting focuses on employment

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ed, G20 meetings have been increasingly important over the years. The summit to be held on September 24-25 will be the occasion to take the pulse of the global economic situation and the degree of the commitment of the twenty wealthiest countries in the world to reform the international financial system. For international union federations, the progress made during such meetings can be measured down to the last coma to the conclusions adopted by the States. In a joint declaration published on T

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