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Sectoral Social Dialogue Committee in the Gas Sector - Working Group 2/2024 Brussels Belgium

Sectoral Social Dialogue Committee in the Gas Sector - Working Group 2/2024

Utilities, Local and Regional Government, Gas, Remunicipalisation, Work-life balance

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Jun. 29, 2002

Gas industry restructuring, liberalisation and employment

The paper provides an overview of developments in the European gas industry; it was developed for a social dialogue conference with Eurogas in 2002. {{{ {{Gas industry liberalisation, restructuring and

Oct. 22, 2003

Conclusions on seminar for social dialogue by the Social partners for the Gas Supply Sector

Nov. 09, 2006

Commissioner Spidla approves European Gas Social Dialogue Committee

European Commissioner Vladimir Spidla informed EPSU of the establishment of the Social Dialogue Committee for the European Gas Industry. The employers side is represented by Eurogas. Commissioner Spidla refers in

Mar. 10, 2007

Rules of Procedure of the Social Dialogue Committee for the Natural Gas Sector, March 2007

final rules of procedure

Mar. 19, 2007

European Gas Social Dialogue heats up: joint criticism of unbundling and impact assessment

This first meeting was opened by Jackie Morin of the European Commission (DG Employment) and responsible for the European social dialogue. The gas sector is the 34th sector with a

May. 07, 2007

Presidency social dialogue committee considers follow up plenary, 7 May 2007

(7 May 2007) Eurogas and the union side considered the follow up to the plenary 15 March 2007. It was agreed to establish a working group to consider the future

Aug. 22, 2007

Joint Letter of Unions and Eurogas expresses concerns over Energy Package, 28 June 2007

The social partners in the European gas sector expressed concerns over the lack of a social dimension in the energy package (of 10 January 2007), the need to inform the

Oct. 16, 2007

Employment, demographic change and 3rd liberalisation package discussed

The social partners in the European gas sector - Agreed a joint statement with the conclusions they draw from the employment study done by EcoTec for the European Commission ([to

Nov. 16, 2007

Take account of our view says Gas sector to Commission: Address social consequences

(16 November 2007) The proposals of the Commission on opening up the market for gas were the main topic of discussion in the European social dialogue committee gas. The employers

Nov. 30, 2007

Joint Declaration on Violence at Work

The European inter-sectoral social partners Business Europe/ UEAPME/ CEEP and ETUC signed an Agreement on violence at work, 26 April 2007. The agreement aims at establishing a general framework at

Nov. 30, 2007

Common declaration of EMCEF, EPSU and Eurogas on ECOTEC study on the impact on employment in EU-25 of the opening of electricity and gas markets, and of key EU directives in the field of energy (published in 2006/2007)

The members of the Sectorial social dialogue committee Gas want to point out their reflections on the ECOTEC study. While Eurogas, EMCEF and EPSU underline the importance of a stable

Feb. 11, 2008

Impact on employees needs attention in 3rd package say gas social partners

(11 February 2008) A major item of discussion was the 3rd package of liberalisation of the internal market for electricity and gas. Eurogas presented the views on the different parts

Apr. 11, 2008

Gas social partners stress social dimension of South East European Energy Community

(11 April 2008, Brussels) Economic and social progress need to go hand in hand is the key message of the joint statement of the social partners in the European gas

Apr. 18, 2008

Violence at work, Internal Market and South East Europe top agenda in gas sector

(18 April 2008) The following issues were considered by the social partners in the European gas industry: - The internal market for the gas sector. It was not possible to

Sep. 12, 2008

Gas social dialogue working group looks at EP amendments to Directive

The trade unions and the employers for the European Gas Industry (Eurogas) met to discuss a wide range of issues. They reflected on the amendments to the proposed Gas Directive