Uzbekistan’s trade unions learn how to work in modern conditions
From November 17 to November 27 twenty trade unionists from Uzbekistan undertake a training course “Trade unions in modern conditions” at the Institute of Labour of the National Confederation of Trade Unions of Moldova.
27 November 2014
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The training was organized within the framework of cooperation among the ILO Moscow Office, the Institute of Labour of the National Confederation of Trade Unions of Moldova and the Federation of Trade Unions of Uzbekistan.
Trade union activists from Uzbekistan studied principles and areas of modern trade unions’ activity and discussed with Moldovan trainers the role of social partnership and collective bargaining agreements, motivations for joining trade unions, awareness raising and trainings in trade unions as well as other burning issues.
At a special ceremony ILO Moscow Senior Specialist in Workers’ Activities Sergeyus Glovackas handed out to trainees certificates confirming they had undergone the course. He called on trainees to be creative, enterprising and to contribute to promotion of social dialogue in Uzbekistan. Such educational events gave a big boost to consolidation of the international trade union movement.
Source: institutulmuncii.md
Trade union activists from Uzbekistan studied principles and areas of modern trade unions’ activity and discussed with Moldovan trainers the role of social partnership and collective bargaining agreements, motivations for joining trade unions, awareness raising and trainings in trade unions as well as other burning issues.
At a special ceremony ILO Moscow Senior Specialist in Workers’ Activities Sergeyus Glovackas handed out to trainees certificates confirming they had undergone the course. He called on trainees to be creative, enterprising and to contribute to promotion of social dialogue in Uzbekistan. Such educational events gave a big boost to consolidation of the international trade union movement.
Source: institutulmuncii.md