Freedom of association and collective bargaining
Guidelines Launched for the Police and Military to Apply Freedom of Association and Right to Collective Bargaining
The guidelines specifies the role of key players and addresses human rights and workers’ rights, particularly the important issues raised by workers, including violence against unionists, presence of the military in (or near) the workplace, labelling and stigmatization of unionists and harassment.
Location
Manila, Philippines
Date
7 May 2012
Contact
Ms Diane Lynn Respall, Senior Programme Officer, a.i.
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