Postal social partners sign joint recommendations on Training and Skills development

Employers and European trade unions, taking into account the evolutions of the postal sector, insist on the importance of the lifelong learning. They also propose some orientations on the matter. (Ref. 06683)
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At the meeting of the social dialogue committee for postal services in Brussels, on 22 June 2006, the EU social partners UNI Postal (trade unions) and PostEurop (employers) signed a joint declaration containing recommendations for the development of training and skills . The European social partners, taking note of liberalization and modernization of mail services throughout Europe, underline in this document the strategic role of training and skills development. On the basis of several selec

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