Thales: transnational bargaining on professional development

After Areva and Schneider Electric, the French group Thales (68.000 employees), world leader in mission-critical information systems for the Aerospace, Defense and Security markets, is opening talks for the negotiation of a European framework agreement with the European Metalworkers' Federation (EMF). (Ref. 090057)
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Thales’ management and the negotiating body established under the EMF’s aegis will meet for the second time on February 3 in Brussels to get in the nub of the negotiation of a European agreement on better anticipation of professional advancement.

Listing good practices first. On January 16, the management sent a document to the negotiators to list the best practices registered in the countries where the group is present in terms of skills development, anticipating job evolution, training, profes

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