PSA Peugeot Citroën: amendment to the worldwide framework agreement on social responsibility

This amendment was negotiated with the representatives of the international and European metalworkers’ federations (IMF and EMF) in the name of the 90 trade unions present in the 31 countries covered. It renews and improves the agreement signed in 2006, by all the union organizations, where PSA Peugeot Citröen committed to respect fundamental human rights and the excellence of HR practices (see our dispatch No. 06206).
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and develops aspects pertaining to the anticipation of trades’ evolution. The Worldwide Works Council (the former EWC extended) will monitor the revised agreement. (Ref. 100406)

This amendment was negotiated with the representatives of the international and European metalworkers’ federations (IMF and EMF) in the name of the 90 trade unions present in the 31 countries covered. It renews and improves the agreement signed in 2006, by all the union organizations, where PSA Peugeot Citröen committ

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