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- EFFAT
- More national observatories on musculoskeletal disor...
- Put the labour in the CAP toward 2020
- EFFAT reiterates that this is a Europe of citizens
- Buying Social: a giant step for the European Commiss...
- EFFAT opinion at EU’s High Level Forum for a Better...
- The new improved website: www.beerworkers.org
- EFFAT for the World Day of Decent Work
- BEERWORKERS.ORG will aid international trade union c...
- What future for the EU dairy sector?
- External presentation of the “interactive tool emplo...
- Food industry: meat sectors needs to combat precario...
- ETLC launches survey and discussion forum for tour g...
- EFFAT on the Stockholm Programme: “Commission Action...
- European Trade Unions Caution the World’s Biggest Br...
- Supporting the European social dialogue in Southern-...
- New form of cooperation underlined at WoW Event
- EFFAT joins the 2010 against poverty campaign
- EFFAT launches its Charter on Precarious Work
- Improving employability in the European sugar industry
- ETLC launches Trade Union Charter on Tourism
- Copenhagen: making global greenhouse gas reduction...
- Farmers protest
- Some Facts about the High-Level Group on Agro-food C...
- High-Level Group on Agro-food adopts Roadmap for act...
- Tourism Industry: Employment and Labour Market Chall...
- EFFAT General Secretary Harald Wiedenhofer on the el...
- Food & drink companies should not use the curren...
- Roadmapping actions for the High-Level Group on Agro...
- EFFAT for a sustainable competitiveness
- EFFAT-FERCO Contribution to the Guide on socially-re...
- Consistent Community Policy for the Sugar Sector
- EFFAT's view on sustainable development
- EFFAT’s view on the negotiations in the Doha round o...
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- EMF Political Resolution 2011-2015
- EMF Resolution: Ever greater austerity pushing us in...
- From Copenhagen to Cancun - climate change grounds m...
- Green and decent work: EMF presents position to Chin...
- European metalworkers on the road from Copenhagen to...
- Europe must fight for its manufacturing base
- What future for European manufacturing workers?
- No to austerity – Priority for industrial jobs and g...
- EMF in Toronto for Sustainability Conference
- European metalworkers and employers join forces for...
- Prepared and protected workers at core of global cli...
- WoW event: For high social protection and a low carb...
- Metalworkers’ call to COP 15
- Cutting Emissions, Transforming Jobs
- EIF Conference for company-level representatives on...
- Avoid Redundancies – Safeguard Competitiveness – Ent...
- A New European Deal for Steel
- Use the crisis as an opportunity: Europe needs a str...
- Challenges, opportunities, and the role of policy in...
- Tackling rising protectionism: calling for better co...
- EMF Manifesto for more and better industrial jobs
- The need for a strong industrial base in Europe
- Improvement and extension of the EU greenhouse gas e...
- ETUF:TCL
- Climate change
- Climate: our ambitions go high in Nepal
- ITUC Resolution: Trade unions, climate change and Ri...
- The 7 Horrors of the World
- Climate change, Employment and Just Transition - ILO...
- Madrid Climate Dialogue
- Climate change: An opportunity for social cooperation
- Climate Refugees: A New Arena for Human Rights
- The employment impact of climate change policies
- ITUC participation in the Intergovernmental Preparat...
- Modest Trade Union Successes Inside Big Picture
- S&D delegation in Cancun meets trade unions
- Progress in Cancun, but...
- Unions call on governments in Cancun to lift expecta...
- ETUC joins ITUC call on governments to lift expectat...
- Global Trade Unions in Cancun: Cutting emissions - t...
- Programme World of Work Pavilion
- From Copenhagen to Cancun - climate change grounds m...
- Hoping for a "Greener" future
- S&D pushes the EU to take the lead in Cancun cl...
- Green Garbage is Gold
- What Do We Want in Cancun? Just Transition NOW!
- Sing for the climate
- COP16 - trade unions in Cancun
- European metalworkers on the road from Copenhagen to...
- WoW event: Cutting emissions, transforming industria...
- WoW event: High level conference on low carbon indus...
- Booklet: Cutting emissions transforming jobs - worki...
- A Fair, Ambitious and Binding Agreement Needs to Inc...
- Wrap up on COP15
- COP15 Evaluation & report on trade union activities
- TUC conference on climate change
- European metalworkers and employers join forces for...
- ETUC Conference on Climate Change, New Industrial Po...
- EFFAT Conference: The Climate is Changing. How about...
- Cutting Emissions, Transforming Jobs
- COPENHAGEN: A SUCCESSFUL AGREEMENT IS ALSO A SOCIAL...
- World of Work Pavilion
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