The IMF examines its policy of international collective negotiation

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8 September 2006 à 13h47

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The international Metalworkers' Federation (IMF) will organize a conference, on September 26th and 27th, which will deal with the orientation to give to international framework agreements. (Ref 06877)
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Just like the international union confederation IUF (*) (see our article n ° 06708), the IMF is about to draw the assessment of about ten years of negotiations of international framework agreements (IFA) during a international conference which will take place in Frankfurt, Germany on September 26th and 27th.

Recommendations. The participants will notably have to answer the following questions: 1/ What are the criteria an agreement must meet so that the IMF agrees to sign it? 2/ How to benefit fr

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