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Appendix Table 4. (Cont.) Multinational Duration Supplier Implementation Meetings Trade union Mediation/ corporation relations involvement arbitration (other than GUF) Renault Open Mandatory Management and group works Employee council will ensure implementation; representatives, evaluation together with signatories Group Works Council (FGTB, CFDT, CFTC, CGT, CC.OO, CSC, FO, UGT, CFE-CGC as co-signatories) Röchling Open Criterion/ Senior management and employee Annual EWC (EMF consequence representatives responsible; as co-signatory) information and discussion in EWC BMW Open Criterion/ Consultations on compliance will EWC consequence take place periodically via the Euro-Forum EADS Open Criterion/ Senior management responsible EWC (EMF To be agreed consequence for compliance; reporting and as co-signatory) by Head of consultation at EWC HR and EWC Arcelor 3 years Criterion/ Joint group level committee Representative (EMF as coconsequence responsible for monitoring from EWC, signatory) implementation IMF/EMF, each geographical area 285
Cross-border social dialogue and agreements Table 4. (Cont.) Multinational Duration Supplier Implementation Meetings Trade union Mediation/ corporation relations involvement arbitration (other than GUF) PSA Peugeot Open (review Criterion/ Joint local social observatories to Annual Expanded EWC Citroën every 3 years) consequence be set up in each major country (possible to monitor application; report to transformation Peugeot Extended European Council into Global on Social Responsibility Council), EMF Brunel Open Criterion/ Parties will meet to discuss any AMWU, ACTU consequence concerns raised by a party (AMWU as to the agreement concerning its co-signatory) implementation Inditex Open Mandatory Joint committee to review Annual Joint (IFA), application of agreement; ILO advice IFA linked to Inditex Code of in last instance Conduct for External Manufacturers and Suppliers Danone Open Review during plenary meetings Accor Open Joint (IFA) Chiquita Open Criterion/ Joint review committee; contact Twice/ Colsiba consequence person from Chiquita, IUF, Colsiba year Fonterra Open Information/ Joint review committee Annual NZDWU influence Club Med 3 years Joint implementation committee Annual EFFAT, EWC 286
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CROSS-BORDER SOCIAL DIALOGUE AND AG
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Contributors Dominique Bé, an econ
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Acronyms BWI Building and Wood Work
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Introduction Konstantinos Papadakis
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