Culture: the trade union response to the problems facing the sector
EPSU report by Labour Research Department, October 2011
Key documents
see also in the social dialogue section, our joint statements
Trace final handbook, Decentralisation and public services: a case of public sector restructuring
European social dialogue: Multi-sectoral guidelines to tackle third-party violence and harassment related to work
EPSU, UNI europa, ETUCE, HOSPEEM, CEMR, EFEE, EuroCommerce, CoESS,
16 July 2010
ETUC response, in cooperation with EPSU, to the Commission’s Consultation on “smart regulation”
July 2010
Joint statement to the European Council meeting 11 February 2010 on the economic crisis
1. CEMR-EP and EPSU call on the European Council to take a long-term perspective when coordinating their responses to the crisis and to reflect in their recovery plans sustainable development in all its dimensions (read the full statement).
Progress continues on agreement to reduce 3rd Party violence in the work place
HOSPEEM, CEMR, EPSU, CoESS, Eurocommerce and UNI europa commitment on third-party violence at work
(Brussels, 20 January 2010) Talks on preventing 3rd Party violence in the workplace continued to make progress this week. EPSU, with trade union sister organisation UNI-Europa held discussions with Employer Organisations from the commercial, local government and hospital sectors.
EPSU and UNI-Europa continued to base their position on the report on 3rd Party violence relased in September (...)
(Brussels, 20 January 2010) Talks on preventing 3rd Party violence in the workplace continued to make progress this week. EPSU, with trade union sister organisation UNI-Europa held discussions with Employer Organisations from the commercial, local government and hospital sectors.
EPSU and UNI-Europa continued to base their position on the report on 3rd Party violence relased in September (...)
EPSU/UNI europa report on third-party violence and harassment related to work
"Policies, strategies and implementation:
How issues of third party violence have been tackled in practice by social partners in the commerce, hospital, private security and local and regional government sectors" (September 2009)
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