EPSU collective bargaining conference 3-4 December

EPSU’s seventh annual collective bargaining conference takes place in Brussels on 3-4 December. Key debates will cover the economic crisis, decent work, precarious employment, lifelong learning and women and the crisis. The conference is organised with financial support from the European Commission which will help contribute towards the travel and accommodation costs of some participants. Interpretation will be provided to and from English, French, German, Czech, Swedish, Italian, Romanian and Russian. It will also be possible to speak (but not listen to) Danish, Norwegian, Spanish and

On 19-20 November EPSU is supporting a research conference on the public services that will include a session looking at the impact of privatisation on collective bargaining and industrial relations. One important aim of the conference is to try to improve links between researchers doing work on public service issues and trade unionists who may be able to use their research in their campaigning and bargaining. On 3-4 December EPSU's annual collective bargaining and social dialogue conference will take place in Brussels. [Read more at > EPSU (EN)->http://www.epsu.org/a/3056] [And at > EPSU (EN

This year's collective bargaining conference will take place in Brussels on 3-4 December and will provide an important opportunity for EPSU's collective bargaining contacts to debate the future of industrial relations in the public services. This key discussion will take place on the second day of the conference and will focus on what is possible to achieve in social dialogue and collective bargaining at a European level in the public services. The debate will be in both working groups and a plenary session and will also provide a first opportunity to discuss a resolution on collective