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24.08.2010
WHY THIS PROJECT
YOUNG PEOPLE NEED TO BE ENCOURAGE TO GET ACTIVELY INVOLVED AND INFORMED ABOUT THEIR SITUATION AT THE LABOUR MARKET AND THEIR LEGAL RIGHTS WHICH ARE GAINED THROUGH TRADE UNION STRUGGLES.
17.05.2010
FINAL CONFERENCE
30.06.2010
Article: FIRST TO BE FIRED, LAST TO BE FIRED
First to be fired, last to be hired
From the European Economic and Social Committee INFO - May 2010Article: FIRST TO BE FIRED, LAST TO BE FIRED
30.06.2010
Youngest MEP
From the European Econimic and Social Committee INFO - May 2010
Article: YOUNGEST MEP
30.06.2010
20th – 21st May 2010
The main event in this project took place from 20th till 21st May 2010 in Ljubljana as the final international conference in Slovenia. The international conference was intended for the analysis of young people in the labour market, overview of trade union practices in the field of youth activities, presentation of foreign good practices, presentation and evaluation of promotion material and the formulation of strategic future plans for improving situation of young people as well as organizing them. There were altogether 41 participants from trade unions and other youth organizations from Slovenia, 2 participants from Croatia and 1 participant from Finland. Unfortunately no one form Sweden could attend the conference due to their own youth activities in Stockholm. As a good practice in the field of youth trade union activities we invited colleagues from IG Metall from Germany, who were at the same time visiting our affiliate branch trade union, the trade union for Electrical and metal industry – SKEI.
Report on the final conference
FINAL CONFERENCE - MINUTES OF THE MEETING20th – 21st May 2010
The main event in this project took place from 20th till 21st May 2010 in Ljubljana as the final international conference in Slovenia. The international conference was intended for the analysis of young people in the labour market, overview of trade union practices in the field of youth activities, presentation of foreign good practices, presentation and evaluation of promotion material and the formulation of strategic future plans for improving situation of young people as well as organizing them. There were altogether 41 participants from trade unions and other youth organizations from Slovenia, 2 participants from Croatia and 1 participant from Finland. Unfortunately no one form Sweden could attend the conference due to their own youth activities in Stockholm. As a good practice in the field of youth trade union activities we invited colleagues from IG Metall from Germany, who were at the same time visiting our affiliate branch trade union, the trade union for Electrical and metal industry – SKEI.
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