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UNI Europa Newsletter - May 2018
Key News from UNI Europa

 

May has been a bumper month for UNI Europa.

A high-level conference  for our big project on ‘Shaping Industrial Relations in a Digitalising Services Industry’ was hosted in Brussels

 

As our Liverpool Congress is coming up fast, we are truly embodying the “Making it Happen” slogan.

 

 

 

 

UNI EUROPA   NEWSLETTER   - MAY 2018 

 

 
   
UNI Europa’s plan to harness the impact of digitalisation in the services industry unveiled in high-level conference
 
UNI Europa, in partnership with Centre for Social Innovation (ZSI), held its project conference ‘Shaping Industrial Relations in a Digitalising Services Industry’ on 15th - 16th May 2018 in Brussels. Almost 30 high-level guest speakers, panellists and moderators enriched the conference with their contributions and shared their ideas and knowledge on various topics on the new world of work. You can watch the video on the '10 point plan' here.

Victory for European workers as equal pay for equal work in the same place becomes reality
 
This week, the European Parliament endorsed new rules for posted workers that will create fair conditions and fair competition for European workers and companies. UNI Europa have campaigned to close loopholes in the outdated legal framework for workers temporarily providing a service in another EU country.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Trade Union Success Stories
 
 
 
 
After intense negotiating with Finance Norway on 29th - 30th May, FSU-NO achieved important changes to their General Agreement in regards to wages, parental leave and rights for temporary staff.
 
New European agreement reached for ICT-mobile workers in the commerce sector
 
The European social partners for the Commerce sector, UNI Europa and EuroCommerce, reached a consensus on a revised European Agreement for guidelines on Telework and ICT-mobile work in the commerce sector. This new agreement includes, for the first time, ICT-mobile workers and addresses issues like employment conditions, confidentiality and health and safety.

 

For more infos:

http://www.uni-europa.org