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Overview of provisions in international framework agreements 1 Table 1. Multinational corporations and trade unions in international framework agreements (latest versions) MNC Year Headquarters Main Activities Sales (million US$) Global Union Employees Federation IKEA 1998 Sweden Home Furnishings & Housewares Retail 22 194.2 BWI 104 000 Faber-Castell 1999 Germany Office, School & Art Supplies 332.4 BWI 6 500 Hochtief 2000 Germany Construction 20 459.7 BWI 46 847 Skanska 2001 Sweden Construction 18 325.5 BWI 56 000 Ballast Nedam 2002 Netherlands Construction 1 728.3 BWI 3 701 Impregilo 2004 Italy Construction 2 211.9 BWI 10 147 Veidekke 2005 Norway Construction 2 634.1 BWI 6 351 Schwan-Stabilo 2005 Germany Office, School & Art Supplies 240.5 BWI 3 145 Lafarge 2005 France Construction 22 324.9 BWI/ICEM 71 000 Royal BAM 2006 Netherlands Construction 11 406.8 BWI 30 338 Staedtler 2006 Germany Office, School & Art Supplies 208.6 BWI 3 000 VolkerWessels 2007 Netherlands Construction 3 773.2 BWI 16 400 StatoilHydro 1998 Norway Energy & Utilities 68 281.7 ICEM 25 435 Freudenberg 2000 Germany Industrial & Automotive Manufacturing 4 248.6 ICEM 33 542 Endesa 2002 Spain Energy & Utilities 27 171.8 ICEM 26 800 Norske Skog 2002 Norway Paper & Paper Product Manufacturing 4 615.7 ICEM 8 038 <strong>An</strong>glo-Gold 2002 South Africa Metals & Mining 2 715.0 ICEM 61 453 Ashanti 1 Compiled by Nikolaus Hammer for the IILS. 267
Cross-border social dialogue and agreements Table 1. (Cont.) MNC Year Headquarters Main Activities Sales Global Union Employees (million US$) Federation ENI 2002 Italy Energy & Utilities 114 718.2 ICEM 73 572 RAG 2003 Germany Metals & Mining 18 386.31 1 ICEM 98 000 SCA 2004 Sweden Paper & Paper Product Manufacturing 13 781.5 ICEM 51 022 Lukoil 2004 Russian Energy & Utilities 68 109.0 ICEM 148 600 Federation EDF 2005 France Energy& Utilities 77 706.8 ICEM/PSI 156 524 Rhodia 2005 France Chemicals 6 946.1 ICEM 17 077 Umicore 2007 Belgium Metals & Mining 11 629.6 ICEM/IMF 10 562 WAZ 2007 Germany Publishing and Media 1 681 477.7 IFJ 16 000 Indesit/Merloni 2001 Italy Appliances 2 731.6 IMF 17 000 Volkswagen 2002 Germany Auto Manufacturing 138 361.6 IMF 328 599 Daimler 2 2002 Germany Auto Manufacturing 328 599 IMF 360 385 Leoni 2002 Germany Industrial and Automotive Manufacturing 2 781.4 IMF 34 075 SKF 2003 Sweden Industrial Manufacturing 7 758.6 IMF 41 090 GEA 2003 Germany Industrial Manufacturing 5 733.9 IMF 19 250 Rheinmetall 2003 Germany Auto Parts Manufacturing 4 787.7 IMF 18 799 Prym 2003 Germany Auto Parts Manufacturing 299.3 IMF 3 804 Bosch 2004 Germany Auto Parts Manufacturing 43 684 IMF 261 291 Renault 2004 France Auto Manufacturing 54 787.9 IMF 128 893 Röchling 2004 Germany Auto Parts Manufacturing 883.6 IMF 6 041 268
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Contributors Dominique Bé, an econ
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Introduction Konstantinos Papadakis
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