European Social Dialogue

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1 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME 2013 European Social Dialogue

2 Dear Friends, We are pleased to be able to present you with our 2013 Education Programme. We will organise 60 projects in total, in collaboration with our connected centres in 23 countries and cordially invite you, as workers representatives, to attend. The alarming situation regarding the labour market in many countries means that our workers organisations are directing their attention towards the EU employment package and the question of how they can be used in the three future sectors of the green economy, the health and welfare sector and communications technologies for more, but better jobs. This was the driving force behind the EZA s organising a range of seminars relating to the Europe 2020 strategy. The financial and economic crisis has imposed new challenges on workers organisations everywhere in Europe. Creating a new self-image, positions and strategies is, therefore, one of the explicit objectives of the raft of seminars that is part of our 2013 education year. In times of crisis, the pressure on working conditions becomes even greater and workers representatives face the challenge of producing operating models for reconciling work and family life, which can withstand the changing framework conditions. Since its founding, European expansion and integration have been at the very heart of EZA. The special project, started in 2012, for workers organisations in the western Balkans will, therefore, be continued. Tackling youth unemployment (including by improving professional education systems), health and safety at work, flexicurity reforms in some countries and workers organisations approach to migrant workers are other themes included in our education programme for 2013, which also includes training courses for workers organisation executives. On the following page, you will find all the information relating to how to take part in a seminar, in terms of the project carrier, the seminar location and date, as well as the foreseeable conference languages. We would like to send you our electronic newsletter EZA News, which will keep you informed, four times a year, of what we are doing. You can order it directly via our website ( or by (goeden@eza.org). We are looking forward to an exciting year of education and hope to see you taking part! Königswinter, April 2013 Bartho Pronk Piergiorgio Sciacqua Roswitha Gottbehüt President Co-President Secretary-General

3 Social dialogue in the process of European enlargement and integration

4 The economic crisis as the driving force behind the European social and economic union Brussels, Belgium ACLI - ENAIP (Associazioni Cristiane Lavoratori Italiani - Ente Nazionale ACLI Istruzione Professionale) Michele Consiglio Tel.: michele.consiglio@acli.it Languages: EN, IT, FR SE Social Dialogue: For a social Europe: towards a common economic and social basis (European social conference) Strasbourg, France CFTC (Confédération Française des Travailleurs Chrétiens) Joseph Thouvenel Tel.: eurint@cftc.fr Languages: EN, ES, FR, IT KO Social Dialogue in Europe and in the Mediterranean region: European integration between crisis, dialogue and identity challenges Naples, Italy / MCL / EFAL (Movimento Cristiano Lavoratori / Ente Nazionale per la Formazione e l Addestramento dei Lavoratori) Antonio di Matteo Tel.: efal@mcl.it Languages: EN, ES, DE, IT SE

5 The future of the European social model Lisbon, Portugal EUROMF Mon Verrydt Tel.: mon.verrydt@acw.be Languages: EN, DE, ES, IT, NL, PL SE Strengthening social dialogue shaping European integration : special project for workers organisations in the Western Balkans Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia EZA (Europäisches Zentrum für Arbeitnehmerfragen) Roswitha Gottbehüt Tel.: eza@eza.org Languages: not yet defined SP 25th Conference on Trade Union Cooperation (KGZE): Full membership in the European Union a joint perspective for all Balkan States? An input of Christian organizations of workers and employees to support the social dialogue and the integration of the Balkan States with networking Vienna, Austria ÖZA (Österreichisches Zentrum für Arbeitnehmerbildung) Andreas Gjecaj Tel.: andreas.gjecaj@oegb.at Languages: DE, EN, FR, IT KO

6 Starting seminar: Key areas for the European social dialogue Wieliczka, Poland KK NSZZ Solidarność (Komisja Krajowa NSZZ Solidarność ) El bieta Wielg and Józef Mozolewski Tel.: e.wielg@solidarnosc.org.pl and zr.podlaskiego@solidarnosc.org.pl Languages: DE, EN, ES, FR, IT KO Strategy Europe 2020 : The significance of qualitative growth for employees in Europe Brussels, Belgium ACW / VCWV - Ter Munk (ACW / Vlaams Centrum voor Werknemersvorming - Ter Munk - vzw) Sofie Put Tel.: sofie.put@acw.be Languages: DE, EN, ES, IT AG 5th European Social Week: The age of responsibility in social dialogue: How can we integrate more solidarity and participation in the social model of the future? Oostende, Belgium ACW / VCWV - Ter Munk (ACW / Vlaams Centrum voor Werknemersvorming - Ter Munk - vzw) Sofie Put Tel.: sofie.put@acw.be Languages: DE, EN, FR, IT, NL KO

7 Social Dialogue as promoter for basic social values in Europe: solidarity, non-discrimination and social cooperation Ohrid, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia YHACM - UNASM - UIATUM (Union of Independent Autonomous Trade Unions of Macedonia) Slobodan Antovski Tel.: info@unasm.org.mk Languages: EN, MK, SQ AG

8 Role of social partners, information and consultation, employee participation

9 Social partnership and workers participation in the development and implementation of structural reforms Luxembourg, Luxembourg EZA (Europäisches Zentrum für Arbeitnehmerfragen) Roswitha Gottbehüt Tel.: Languages: DE, EN, ES, IT AG Responsibility has a future - What does it mean for the Social Dialogue in public services? Madrid, Spain EUROFEDOP (Europese Federatie van het Overheidspersoneel) Bert van Caelenberg Tel.: bert.vancaelenberg@eurofedop.org Languages: DE, EN, ES, FR SE Development of strategies for workers organisations to design social policy by using European funding opportunities Sofia, Bulgaria EZA (Europäisches Zentrum für Arbeitnehmerfragen) Roswitha Gottbehüt Tel.: eza@eza.org Languages: not yet defined SE

10 The trade union movement present and future Bucharest, Romania CNS Cartel Alfa / F.N.CORESI (Confederaţia Naţională Sindicală Cartel Alfa / Fundaţia Naţională CORESI) Luminita Vintila Tel.: international@cartel-alfa.ro Languages: EN, ES, FR, RO SE Trade union pluralism Berlin, Germany Krifa (Kristelig Fagbevægelse) Rolf Weber and Søren Fibiger Olesen Tel.: row@krifa.dk (Rolf Weber) and sfo@krifa.dk (Søren Fibiger Olesen) Languages: DE, EN, ES SE Why collective labour agreements on sector level do not always work and those on company level do Belgrade, Serbia WOW (World Organisation of Workers) Bjørn van Heusden Tel.: bavanheusden@wownetwork.be Languages: DE, EN, ES SE

11 The recast European Works Council Directive current state and opportunity for improvement of social partnership in multinational companies (MNC) subsidiaries Sofia, Bulgaria PODKREPA (Confederation of Labour PODKREPA) Vesselin Mitov Tel.: vesko@podkrepa.org Languages: BG, EN, FR SE European industrial policy and the role and place of the sectoral social dialogue in the European textile, clothing and leather industry Doorn, Netherlands Recht en Plicht Jan Callaert Tel.: jan.callaert@acv-csc.be Languages: EN, ES, FR, IT, NL, PT, HR or SR SE Social dialogue in the education system 1st working group Gdańsk, Poland KK NSZZ Solidarność (Komisja Krajowa NSZZ Solidarność ) El bieta Wielg and Józef Mozolewski Tel.: e.wielg@solidarnosc.org.pl and zr.podlaskiego@solidarnosc.org.pl Languages: EN, FR, PL AG [Part 1]

12 Social dialogue in the education system 2nd working group Gdańsk, Poland KK NSZZ Solidarność (Komisja Krajowa NSZZ Solidarność ) El bieta Wielg and Józef Mozolewski Tel.: e.wielg@solidarnosc.org.pl and zr.podlaskiego@solidarnosc.org.pl Languages: EN, FR, PL AG [Part 2]

13 Sub-topic: Education courses Training course for leaders of trade unions and workers organisations: macroeconomic bases and general leadership skills Cluj-Napoca, Romania IFES (Institutul de Formare Economică şi Socială) Silviu Traian Ispas Tel.: ifes@ifes.ro Languages: EN, LT, PL, RO KU Training course for leaders of trade unions and workers organisations on negotiations, conflict management and harassment at work place Vilnius, Lithuania LDF Education Center (VsI Lithuanian Labor Federation Education Center) Rasita Martišien Tel.: rasita@ldf.lt Languages: EN, LT, PL, RO KU

14 Structural challenges in the labour market

15 Sub-topic: Strategy Europe Employment package Job creation: individual-related services and household service Milan, Italy FLC (Fondazione Luigi Clerici) Paolo Cesana Tel.: clerici@clerici.lombardia.it Languages: DE, EN, ES, IT SE Putting Europe on the right course Jobs for the future in a sustainable economy Berlin, Germany KAB Deutschlands (Katholische Arbeitnehmer-Bewegung Deutschlands e.v.) Georg Hupfauer and Wilfried Wienen Tel.: info@kab.de Languages: DE, FR SE

16 EU job-rich recovery: job creation challenges in green growth and resource-efficient economy using the example of Baltic States Jūrmala, Latvia LKrA (Latvijas Kristīga Akadēmija) Skaidrīte Gūtmane Tel.: Languages: EN, LV SE The past and the future of labour: green jobs, opportunities and challenges generated by the structural changes of labour Herzogenrath, Germany LOC/MTC (Liga Operária Católica - Movimento de Trabalhadores Cristãos) Maria de Fátima Cunha Almeida Tel.: marfatalmeida@hotm Languages: DE, EN, ES, PT SE New jobs in the EU: Creating high quality and sustainable working conditions - currently the most urgent task in Social Dialogue Madrid, Spain USO CCFAS (Unión Sindical Obrera Centro Confederal de Formación y Acción Social) Joaquín Pérez da Silva Tel.: s.formacion@uso.es Languages: EN, ES, PT SE

17 Other Sub-topics Labour standards worldwide. Strategies for providing decent and humane working conditions in Europe and the developing world Königswinter, Germany AZK (Arbeitnehmer-Zentrum Königswinter) Karsten Matthis Tel.: Languages: DE, EN, FR SE European Social Dialogue: The new structural challenges on the employment market will probably create more and better jobs in the European Union Lisbon, Portugal CIFOTIE (Centro Internacional de Formação dos Trabalhadores da Indústria e Energia) António Matos Cristóvão Tel.: cifotie@mail.telepac.pt Languages: DE, EN, ES, PT SE

18 The employment situation in the European Single Market, labour force mobility and structural challenges in the labour market within Social Dialogue Madrid, Spain CST (Centro Social de Trabajadores) Jésus Casado Gonzalo Tel.: centrosocialdetrabajadores@yahoo.es in co-operation with: UCEM (Unión de Centros de Estudios del Mediterráneo) Josep Calvó García Tel.: josep.calvo.ga@gmail.com Languages: DE, ES, IT, PT SE The employment situation in the European Single Market, labour force mobility and structural challenges in the labour market within Social Dialogue Madrid, Spain CST (Centro Social de Trabajadores) Jésus Casado Gonzalo Tel.: Fax: centrosocialdetrabajadores@yahoo.es in co-operation with: UCEM (Unión de Centros de Estudios del Mediterráneo) Josep Calvó García Tel.: josep.calvo.ga@gmail.com Languages: EN, ES AG

19 Youth unemployment How to fill the gap between the education system and the labour market in Europe? An urgent challenge for Social Dialogue Tallinn, Estonia ETÖK (Eesti Tööküsimuste Keskus) Eero Mikenberg Tel.: Languages: EN, ES SE More qualitative employment due to more coherence between Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the social dialogue Verona, Italy FEDER.AGRI. (Federazione Nazionale per lo Sviluppo dell Agricoltura) Alfonso Luzzi Tel.: feder.agri@mcl.it Languages: DE, EN, ES, IT SE Strategy Europe 2020 and the economic and financial crisis: problems and perspectives Rome, Italy ICRA (International Catholic Rural Association) Vincenzo Conso Tel.: info@icra-agrimissio.org Languages: EN, FR, IT SE

20 Talkin bout my generation Possible solutions and strategies of how to combat youth unemployment in Europe Königswinter, Germany JOC Europe (Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne - Europe) Sarah Prenger Tel.: Fax: prenger@caj.de Languages: not yet defined SE Sustainable growth and more and better jobs in the European chemical industry through more social justice, equal opportunities and a socially acceptable redistribution Oostende, Belgium BIE Int. VZW (Bouw-Industrie & Energie International VZW) Tom Deleu Tel.: tom.deleu@acv-csc.be Languages: DE, EN, ES, FR, IT, HU, NL SE A challenge for Social Dialogue: the renewed orientation of the European Structural Funds Budapest, Hungary MOSZ (Munkástanácsok Országos Szövetsége) Piroska Kállay Tel.: mosz@munkastanacsok.hu Languages: DE, EN, ES FR, IT, HU SE

21 The situation of young workers in the European labour market a priority for Social Dialogue 1st working group Warsaw, Poland Europejski Dom Spotkań Fundacja Nowy Staw Marta Jędrych Tel.: m.jedrych@eds-fundacja.pl Languages: EN AG [Part 1] The situation of young workers in the European labour market a priority for Social Dialogue 2nd working group Warsaw, Poland Europejski Dom Spotkań Fundacja Nowy Staw Marta Jędrych Tel.: m.jedrych@eds-fundacja.pl Languages: EN AG [Part 2]

22 Youth unemployment in Europe: one of the biggest challenges for workers organizations in the Social Dialogue not yet defined 02/2014 EZA (Europäisches Zentrum für Arbeitnehmerfragen) Roswitha Gottbehüt Tel.: in co-operation with: ETUI (European Trade Union Institute) Philippe Pochet Tel.: ppochet@etui.org Languages: not yet defined AG

23 More and better jobs

24 More and better jobs Namur, Belgium CET (Centre Européen du Travail) Jean Degimbe Tel.: cecedbe@gmail.com Languages: EN, FR, IT SE Health and safety at the work place in the education sector Eforie Nord, Romania CSDR / Departamentul Educare - Formare al CSDR (Confederaţia Sindicatelor Democratice din România / Departamentul Educare - Formare al Confederaţiei Sindicatelor Democratice din România) Ioan Leon Narosi Tel.: csdrdri@upcmail.ro Languages: DE, EN, ES, RO SE Europe 2020: growth and employment Social partners as motor for competitiveness and qualitative growth Bielefeld, Germany ACW / VCWV - Ter Munk (ACW / Vlaams Centrum voor Werknemersvorming - Ter Munk - vzw) Sofie Put Tel.: sofie.put@acw.be Languages: DE, EN, ES, FR, IT, NL KO

25 More flexibility: cause and possible therapy of occupational psychological disorders (burn-out, depression, etc.) a contradiction? Tallinn, Estonia NBH (Oswald-von-Nell-Breuning-Haus) Rainer Rißmayer Tel.: rainer.rissmayer@nbh.de Languages: DE, EN, ET, FR SE European employment trends in safety and health policy. How does social dialogue influence working conditions? Košice, Slovakia NKOS (Nezávislé krestanské odbory Slovenska) ubica Černá Tel.: centrum@nkos.sk Languages: CS, DE, EN, SK SE

26 Balance between flexibility and security - Future of social security systems

27 The market for precarious employment and social cohesion in Portugal and the EU Lisbon, Portugal CFTL (Centro de Formação e Tempos Livres) João Paulo Branco Tel.: paulo.branco@fiat.com Languages: DE, EN, ES, PT SE New challenges for the social dialogue How is life, work, income after the crisis? Bad Honnef, Germany CNV-KB (CNV Kunstenbond) Leen La Rivière Tel.: info@continentalart.org Languages: DE, EN, FR SE Pension reform and reduction of social rights, the impact on workers, family life and generations Ljubljana, Slovenia ZD NSi (Združenje delavcev Nove Slovenije) Klemen Stibelj Tel.: klemen.stibelj@gov.si Languages: DE, EN, SL SE

28 Equal opportunities for women and men on the labour market, compatibility of work and family life

29 The role of workers organisations to attain a larger proportion in women s employment Brixen, Italy AFB (Arbeiter-, Freizeit- und Bildungsverein) Heidi Rabensteiner Tel.: info@afb.bz Languages: DE, EN, IT AG Family and profession in the economic crisis How can equal opportunities be guaranteed on the labour market despite the crisis? Brixen, Italy AFB (Arbeiter-, Freizeit- und Bildungsverein) Heidi Rabensteiner Tel.: info@afb.bz Languages: DE, EN, IT SE Balance of interests of family and the world of work through social dialogue Velehrad, Czech Republic KAP (Hnutí Křes an a práce ) Jiří Konečný Tel.: konecny.jiri@centrum.cz Languages: CS, DE, IT, PL SE

30 Work-life balance: making social partners and society aware of a healthy balance between family and job Lublin, Poland Europejski Dom Spotkań Fundacja Nowy Staw Marta Jędrych Tel.: m.jedrych@eds-fundacja.pl Languages: DE, EN, ES, IT, PL SE Trade union tasks with regard to the compatibility of family and job Ohrid, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia YHACM - UNASM - UIATUM (Union of Independent Autonomous Trade Unions of Macedonia) Slobodan Antovski Tel.: info@unasm.org.mk Languages: DE, EN AG

31 Mobility and migration of employees

32 Free movement and migration in the EU: the persistent economic crisis - problems for workers and new challenges for trade unions Paris, France KIKEA-DEOK (Cypriot Institute of Training/Education and Employment (KIKEA) - DEOK) Diomides Diomidous Tel.: diomidous@deok.org.cy Languages: EN, FR, EL SE Social dialogue: Migration and social rights in Europe, today and tomorrow Haltern am See, Germany ECWM (European Christian Workers Movement) Marc Michiels Tel.: marc.michiels@kwb.be Languages: DE, ES, FR SE Rights and obligations of migrant workers in the EU, the roles of workers organizations in social dialogue Lisbon, Portugal FIDESTRA (Associação para a Formação, Investigação e Desenvolvimento Social dos Trabalhadores) Maria Reina Martin Tel.: mariareina.martin@gmail.com Languages: EN, ES, IT, PT SE

33 Crises, migration and social dialogue The resistance of workers organizations through social dialogue Manchester, United Kingdom GEPO (Groupe Européen de Pastorale Ouvrière) Jean-Claude Brau Tel.: jean-claude.brau@skynet.be Languages: DE, EN, FR, PT SE The economic and social crisis: its impact on the EU labour market. Analysis of the current situation, development trends and policy and legal demands of how to create an economic climate that allows the provision of employment opportunities for migrants and natives alike Toledo, Spain H+D (Fundación Humanismo y Democracia) Maria Isabel Alañón González Tel.: malanon@hmasd.org Languages: EN, ES, and others SE Migrants Risks and opportunities for the future development of the European social model Bad Honnef, Germany KSI (Katholisch-Soziales Institut) Ralph Bergold and Udo Huett Tel.: bergold@ksi.de Languages: DE, EN, FR AG

34 Migration, mobility and workers rights in the social dialogue Comano Terme (Trento), Italy UNAIE (Unione Nazionale delle Associazioni degli Immigrati ed Emigrati) Alberto Tafner and Francesco Bocchetti Tel.: info@trentininelmondo.it Languages: EN, FR, IT SE

35 What you need to know for your registration: Conference languages EZA's work helps trade unions and workers' organisations to obtain information about and take part in the Social Dialogue within the European Union. The specific target of EZA's work is to find ways of applying the results and recommendations of the seminars in the dayto-day work of the participants. That's why its activities aim at multiplicators and representatives of trade unions and workers' organisations. On the EZA homepage by clicking on you will find information about any possible changes. The requirements for the various seminars will be laid down by the relevant organisations responsible. Please contact them for further information! Depending on the registrations, the languages offered can change. Publisher information Publisher: European Centre for Workers Questions Johannes-Albers-Allee 2 D Königswinter Layout & Composition: HellaDesign, Emmendingen helladesign@web.de As of: April 2013 Abbreviation BG CS DE EL EN ES ET FR HR HU IT LT LV MK NL PL PT RO SK SL SQ SR Conference language Bulgarian Czech German Greek English Spanish Estonian French Croatian Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Latvian Macedonian Dutch Polish Portuguese Romanian Slovakian Slovenian Albanian Serbian With kind support of the European Union