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Cross-border social dialogue and agreements which can effectively challenge the enormous shift in the balance of power which is what globalization is fundamentally about. While the challenge is enormous, we must never forget that the historic gains of the labour movement — gains which profoundly transformed the world we live in — seemed scarcely realizable when we first began to fight for them. We fought and we won. There was nothing inevitable about the corporate advances of the last two decades. We were simply out-organized at all levels, or, failed to organize because we didn’t appreciate the significance of what was taking place (Rossman, 2005). References Carley, M. 2001. Bargaining at European level? Joint texts negotiated by European works councils, (Dublin, European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions). Egels-Zandén, N.; Hyllman, P. 2007. “Evaluating strategies for negotiating workers’ rights in transnational corporations: The effects of codes of conduct and global agreements on workplace democracy”, in Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 76, pp. 207-23. European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) Executive Committee. 2006. Resolution on the Coordination of Collective Bargaining in 2006 (Brussels). European Council. 1994. Council Directive 94/45/EC of 22 Sep. 1994 on the establishment of a European Works Council or a procedure in Community-scale undertakings and Community-scale groups of undertakings for the purposes of informing and consulting employees. Official Journal of the European Communities (OJ), L 254/64, 30 Sep. Friedrich Ebert-Stiftung. n.d. “List of codes of conduct/framework agreements concluded between transnational companies and global union federations (GUF)”. Available at: www.fes.or.kr/Industrial_Relations/List_FA.html. Frundt, Henry J. 1987. Refreshing pauses — Coca-Cola and human rights in Guatemala (New York, Praeger), pp. 61-3. Gallin, D. 2000. Trade unions and NGOs: A necessary partnership for social development (UNRISD, Geneva). —. 2003. Strategies for the labour movement: Conference on globalisation, paper presented at the Conference on Globalisation, LO Denemark, Skolen, Helsingør, 20-22 Aug. Gibb, E. 2005. International framework agreements: Increasing the effectiveness of core labour standards (Global Labour University). International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU). 1997. “Labor and business in the global market: ICFTU-ITS recommendations and guidelines concerning company and industry codes of labour practice, their implementation and monitoring” (Brussels). —. 2004. A trade union guide to globalisation, second edition (Brussels). 40
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