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Tere!

Tere!. Trade unionism in ESTONIA Tallinn 2008. EAKL – Estonian Trade Union Confederation Re-established in April 1990 (first TUC in 1919) TALO - Estonian Employees’ Unions’ Confederation S plit from the EAKL in 1993-1994. Trade unionism in ESTONIA. Membership.

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Tere!

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  1. Tere! Trade unionismin ESTONIA Tallinn 2008

  2. EAKL – Estonian Trade Union Confederation • Re-established in April 1990 (first TUC in 1919) • TALO - Estonian Employees’ Unions’ Confederation • Split from the EAKL in 1993-1994 Trade unionism in ESTONIA

  3. Membership • EAKL representing 19 affiliated unions whose membership is drawn from employees in the public and private sectors • The number of members belonging to the affiliated unions of EAKL is c 38 000 Industry, transport • Health care • In the second largest organisation TALO belongs about 18 000 members • It is approximately 10 % of labors who are organized

  4. Challenges • To represent the interests of workers in wage negotiation • To defend members in employment related issues • To increase representativeness and membership • To guarantee flexicurity in the labour market • To reluctance the state/government to engage in social dialogue • To stand up for the social security of workers

  5. International relations • EAKL has taken a big step forward in international work by its active participation in the work of both the ETUC and the ITUC • EAKL has been represented in many different EU bodies, including the EESC, the Bilbao Agency, the Dublin Foundation, CEDEFOP and many advisory committees of the European Commission

  6. EAKL Youth Committee • Introduction and promoting trade union to youth • Participation in fares • International cooperation • Baltic Youth Forum • Participation in street action • Organizing events for trade union youth • Organizing courses for trade union youth • Vocational school program

  7. ...here it comes....

  8. aint that one rock’n roll...

  9. 1st May

  10. Youth in action

  11. ....done

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