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Future of the workplace - 03.07.2012
Social dialogue: register for final conference on future of the workplace before 27 August!
The final conference of the European social dialogue project “Future of the workplace” is to be held on 15 October 2012 in Prague, the Czech Republic, with the aim of finding sustainable solutions to anticipate change and modernise the local and regional government sector as a workplace.
The event will take a look at the conclusions of the six workshops organised over the course of 2012 on a number of themes* revolving around social dialogue between trade unions and trade union employers organisations in local and regional government administrations.
The final objective will be to develop a common European framework for action for municipalities and regions as employers.
The Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR) and the European Federation of Public Service Unions (EPSU) are co-organising the final conference. A final publication will be released at the end of the project, putting forward recommendations from the workshops and final conference.
The project in brief
The project “Future of the workplace: providing quality jobs, modern and sustainable workplaces in local and regional government”, which began in January 2012, aims at contributing to the creation and maintenance of quality public services via a sustainable workforce. Its main objective will be to further explore future workplace needs, while developing the social dialogue between trade unions and trade employers' organisations in the local and regional government sector at both national and EU levels.
* Funding of the local and regional government sector; recruitment and retention of the youth and elderly; lifelong learning, training and skills development; equality diversity and non-discrimination; migration and mobility within local and regional government administration; well-being and sustainable workplaces.
Practical information:
Date: 15 October 2012.
Venue: Hotel Olsanka, Prague, Czech Republic.
Registration: Fill out the online registration form by 27 August. Travel and accommodation are reimbursed by the project budget (terms and conditions apply). For more information contact Valérie Solle (valerie.solle [ at ] ccre-cemr.org).
Languages: English, French, German, Czech, Spanish, Swedish, Russian.
The event will take a look at the conclusions of the six workshops organised over the course of 2012 on a number of themes* revolving around social dialogue between trade unions and trade union employers organisations in local and regional government administrations.
The final objective will be to develop a common European framework for action for municipalities and regions as employers.
The Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR) and the European Federation of Public Service Unions (EPSU) are co-organising the final conference. A final publication will be released at the end of the project, putting forward recommendations from the workshops and final conference.
The project in brief
The project “Future of the workplace: providing quality jobs, modern and sustainable workplaces in local and regional government”, which began in January 2012, aims at contributing to the creation and maintenance of quality public services via a sustainable workforce. Its main objective will be to further explore future workplace needs, while developing the social dialogue between trade unions and trade employers' organisations in the local and regional government sector at both national and EU levels.
* Funding of the local and regional government sector; recruitment and retention of the youth and elderly; lifelong learning, training and skills development; equality diversity and non-discrimination; migration and mobility within local and regional government administration; well-being and sustainable workplaces.
Practical information:
Date: 15 October 2012.
Venue: Hotel Olsanka, Prague, Czech Republic.
Registration: Fill out the online registration form by 27 August. Travel and accommodation are reimbursed by the project budget (terms and conditions apply). For more information contact Valérie Solle (valerie.solle [ at ] ccre-cemr.org).
Languages: English, French, German, Czech, Spanish, Swedish, Russian.
