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Joint letter from the European social partners on childcare
07.07.2008
  
Tripartite Social Summit: Social Europe is a necessity
13.03.2008
  
ETUC key message to the Social Summit: rebalance the European flexicurity agenda with job quality at the centre
18.10.2007
  
 
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* Latest publications


Joint Study on Restructuring: Danish national dossier DA
15.07.2008
 
Joint Study on Restructuring: Danish national dossier EN
15.07.2008
 
Joint Study on Restructuring: Austrian national dossier EN
17.06.2008
 
 
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* Forthcoming seminars


Developing a common understanding of European social dialogue instruments and their impact at the various levels (Nicosia)
26.06.2008
  
Synthesis Conference: "Joint Study on restructuring in the EU-15" (Brussels)
19.06.2008
  
Training & mentoring programme B2 - Second round (Brussels)
16.06.2008
  
 
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Work programmes


At the Summit in Genval on 22 November 2002, the social partners adopted their first joint multiannual work programme for the period 2003-2005. In this framework, the social partners concluded the first agreements in a new generation of “autonomous” initiatives, whereby implementation at the national level was entrusted to the social partners themselves. This fresh approach allowed the conclusion of three important framework agreements on telework (2002), on work-related stress (2004), and on harassment and violence at work (2007). A framework of actions for the development of lifelong skills and qualifications (2002) and a framework of action on equality between men and women (2005) were also adopted.

In March 2006, the social partners set the seal on their second multiannual work programme for 2006-2008. This commits the participants to action in a range of areas including: negotiating a  framework agreement on harassment and violence at work (this was concluded in April 2007); concluding a joint analysis on the key challenges facing European labour markets; implementing a new integrated programme (which includes joint action to manage change, building social dialogue in the new EU Member States, etc.); following up existing agreements.

In this page you fill find the complete text of the work programmes adopted.

  • WORK PROGRAMME OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIAL PARTNER ORGANISATIONS 2003-2005  
    EN  FR  
    • Table resuming the activities implemented under work programme 2003-2005: EN
  
  • WORK PROGRAMME OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIAL PARTNER ORGANISATIONS 2006-2008 
    EN  FR  TR