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Appendix Table 4. (Cont.) Multinational Duration Supplier Implementation Meetings Trade union Mediation/ corporation relations involvement arbitration (other than GUF) Telefónica 5 years Information/ Joint responsibility for Joint (IFA) influence implementation via regular meetings; joint group to report to UNI and Telefónica presidents Carrefour Open Criterion/ Joint monitoring consequence OTE 5 years Criterion/ Implementation via joint meeting; Annual OME-OTE Joint consequence either side to appoint a contact person; joint monitoring group if necessary ISS 5 years Mandatory Implementation via Code of Joint Conduct; joint implementation and recommendations Metro Open “In the scope of social dialogue on Group an international level, the umbrella Euro-Forum organizations of the national employer associations and unions in commerce are METRO Group’s external partners. The METRO Group Euro-Forum constitutes the internal discussion platform for transnational topics”. 287
Cross-border social dialogue and agreements Table 4. (Cont.) Multinational Duration Supplier Implementation Meetings Trade union Mediation/ corporation relations involvement arbitration (other than GUF) H&M Open Joint responsibility for implementation Falck Open This agreement establishes a World Annual WWC Employee Joint Works Council in accordance with Representatives (WWC) Art.13 EWC Directive UPU Open This agreement establishes c ooperation to promote social dialogue. Euradius 5 years Mandatory Annual joint meetings Annual Central Works Council, FNV KIEM Nampak Open Information/ Annual joint information and Annual UNI-affiliated Joint (IFA) influence discussion meetings unions Portugal 2 years Mandatory Annual joint information and Annual SINTTAV, STPT, Joint (IFA) Telecom discussion meetings SINDETELCO Securitas 2 years, Criterion/ Implementation group; local Annual Swedish Transport Joint (IFA) then Open consequence implementation group if required Workers’ Union National Open Annual joint information and Annual FSU, Amicus, Australia Group discussion meetings FINSEC France Telecom Open Mandatory Joint implementation Twice/year Group Worldwide Joint (IFA) Trade Union Alliance, CFDT, CGT, FO Quebecor Open Criterion/ Joint implementation Annual consequence Sources: International framework agreements. 288
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Introduction Konstantinos Papadakis
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