SOLIDAR (2010): Social dialogue - Horus.be

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To social partners• Strengthen the role of collective bargaining as an instrument to 1) guaranteeequal treatment for workers in terms of career development, wages, security; 2)overcome discrimination; 3) improve equal inclusion and full participation insociety; 4) promote intercultural education.• Negotiate more vocational training for migrant family assistants.• Aim at extending - in a mid-term perspective - collective agreement initiativesseeking to foster workplace integration to all migrants.• Better inclusion of migrant workers employed in unskilled jobs in traditionalsectors (such as agriculture and construction) in the informal economy or inless unionised enterprises by training, counselling and support initiatives andwith policies and programmes particularly targeted at their needs and takingaccount of their specific working and employment conditions.• Negotiate retraining/reskilling at the cost of the employer.• Negotiate vocational training for employers too, in workplace health and safetyand quality employment, particularly in the construction sector.• Fight for the interests of and work towards the social inclusion of employees invulnerable positions, even in cases of low trade union membershipTo European institutions• Expand EU posting of workers’ rules to workers from third countries posted bynon-EU undertakings.• Adopt a single procedure for the issue of a single permit to reside and work inMember States for posted workers from Member States and third countries,accompanied by a common set of rights for all migrant workers.• Ensure enhanced cooperation with third countries in order to set up an effectivesystem for matching employment supply and demand.• Promote the adoption of ILO Convention 181 Private Employment Agencies andConvention 97 on Migration for Employment among the Member States.• Consider the introduction, at European level, of a licensing system for theproviders of recruitment and placement services.• Intensify the fight against the cross-border exploitation of workers by bogusgang masters and agencies.• Work out a system of mutually recognised joint and several liability insubcontracting chains, entailing that contracting agencies shall be liable forobligations of contractors further down in the chain of sub-contracts to paywages pursuant to collective agreements that have been declared generallyapplicable in order to prevent the abuse of employees’ rights, the erosion of therules and to combat undeclared work.• Include into the Commission Guide on Socially-responsible Public Procurementexpected for the first half of 2010 should include a recommendation to extend allprovisions related to socially-responsible public procurement to subcontractorstoo. They should be included in the tenderers’ offer and presented in alldocuments related to labour law legislation in the offer (especially those relatedto health and safety at work) during the award procedure.• End the uncritical application of the concept of flexicurity and the commonprinciples on flexicurity in EU Member States where the guarantees for thesecurity part of this concept in view of creating quality jobs backed up effectivesocial dialogue and strong welfare systems are absent.Advisory GroupCHAIRPERSON:Jan CremersAmsterdam Institute onAdvanced Labour Studies (AIAS)MEMBERS:Claudia BogedanHans-Böckler-Stiftung (HBS)Rudi DelarueInternational Labour Organisation(ILO)Ronald JanssenEuropean Trade UnionConfederation (ETUC)Janine LeschkeEuropean Trade Union Institute(ETUI)Ramón Peña CasasObervatoire Social Européen(OSE)Richard PondEuropean Public Service Union(EPSU)Frank Siebern-ThomasEuropean CommissionDG Employment, Social Affairs,Equal OpportunitiesStefan ThalhoferFriedrich-Ebert Stiftung (FES)14.
Aboutthe project“Decent Work for All: A Key forEffective Industrial Relations”is a one-year project which aimsto produce recommendationson how to improve workingconditions around Europe insectors with higher incidencesof precarious working conditions(ie construction, health and longtermcare) and more vulnerablegroups (ie youth, undocumentedmigrants) through coordinatedefforts by governments,employers and trade unions inthe framework of social dialogue.It also looks into the role of socialpartners in fighting precariouslabour and promoting decentwork and quality jobs.All “Decent Work for All: A keyfor Effective Industrial relations”briefings are available onwww.solidar.org
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