Territorial Tripartite Social Partnership Commission Holds its First Session in Adjara Autonomous Republic
BATUMI, GEORGIA On February 12, the Territorial Tripartite Social Partnership Commission of Adjara Autonomous Republic of Georgia held its first session.
12 February 2019
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The first session of the Territorial Tripartite Social Partnership Commission (TSPC) of Adjara Autonomous Republic was chaired by the head of the Adjara government Tornike Rizhvadze.
The TSPC is composed of the representatives of the Adjara government, employers’ association and trade unions. Its task is to build the culture of social dialogue, support settlement of all labour disputes through dialogue and regulate the relationship between employers and employees.
After the Labour Code amendments entered into force in 2013, the Tripartite Social Partnership Commission was established in Georgia with the aim to promote social partnership and elaborate proposals and recommendations in the field of labour relations and other issues of dispute.
The territorial commission in Ajara was created by the Decree #10 of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara approved on 24 April 2018. The International Labour Organization (ILO) has supported the territorial constituents to create the commission, by providing training and technical advice.
The TSPC is composed of the representatives of the Adjara government, employers’ association and trade unions. Its task is to build the culture of social dialogue, support settlement of all labour disputes through dialogue and regulate the relationship between employers and employees.
After the Labour Code amendments entered into force in 2013, the Tripartite Social Partnership Commission was established in Georgia with the aim to promote social partnership and elaborate proposals and recommendations in the field of labour relations and other issues of dispute.
The territorial commission in Ajara was created by the Decree #10 of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara approved on 24 April 2018. The International Labour Organization (ILO) has supported the territorial constituents to create the commission, by providing training and technical advice.