TRACE Review Workshop

TRACE TRACE Review WorkshopReview Workshop

ILO International Training Centre, Turin (Italy) 15-18 June 2006

OUTPUT PRESENTATION

European UnionEuropean Social FundArticle 6 Innovative Measures

Key Action N°11


Leading partner: Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail. FR (CFDT)

Associate partner:Trade Union Congress. UK (TUC)

http://www.tuc.org.uk/


Structure of the product


Anticipation of economic change as regards

restructuring operations in transnational companies

Theme


Training based on Training based on sharing, practice, action.


Target groups

Trade union representatives in companies, in areas in sectors

and sub-contractors for the activity

•from the same transnational company•from two different countries


Aim

Define a transnational action plan

Promote the implementation of transnational social dialogue


Reasons for the choice of method

Involve all parties concerned in one single action

Encourage the use of new forms of European collective bargaining and social dialogue


Reasons for the choice of method

Better integrate national and European policies into transnational restructuring processes,

Give substance to social Europe and make it more visible

Create new methods of consensus that are vital for future stages of European construction.



Expert involvement: National legal frameworks and practices with specific

examples European directives Trade union strategies

Group work per sector of activity, a range of nationalities in order to:

Transmit and compare their company's situation Share information on their means of action Work together to draw up an action plan on transnational social dialogue


Participants - contributors

• National trade union experts

• Experts from the European institutions


Strengths of the product

• Integrated approach: company, area, sector and sub-contractor representatives

• Knowledge of practices

• Creation of a specific action plan

• Sharing information, analysis and expertise


Weaknesses of the product

• Subsequent follow-up is desirable for the operational implementation of the action plan

•Success depends primarily on the consistency in selecting the target groups.

• Necessary re-adaptation of the module depending on the specific nature of each target group (sector of activity, economic situation, country, and so on).


Form of the final product

Interactive CD-Rom

Available in English and French



CFDT- France• Information to the CFDT trainers network• Review seminar in December 2006

Dissemination of the product

TUC – United KingdomXXXXXX


Training teamTraining team

CFDT:CFDT: Christine Farnallier, coordinatorChristine Farnallier, coordinator Pascal Catto, trainerPascal Catto, trainer

TUC:TUC: Maggie Foy, coordinatorMaggie Foy, coordinator Alison Foster, trainerAlison Foster, trainer


ILO International Training Centre, Turin (Italy) 15-18 June 2006

OUTPUT PRESENTATION


Key Action N°11

TRACE Review Workshop

Documents

Transcript of TRACE Review Workshop