EPSU is involved in European-level negotiations over equality with the GDF-Suez energy multinational. The aim is to secure an agreement with a specific plan of action on a range of equality measures. Negotiations are continuing and are set to consider issues such as pay equality, dealing with part-time work, improving work-life balance and maternity and other forms of leave.
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European federations negotiate on equality at GDF-Suez
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