Enhancing Economic Democracy for Posted Workers : PROMO report
Haidinger, B., Iannuzzi, F., Sacchetto, D., Lillie, N., & Kall, K. (2018). Enhancing Economic Democracy for Posted Workers : PROMO report. Solidar. http://www.solidar.org/system/downloads/attachments/000/000/823/original/Enchancing_Economic_Democracy_for_Posted_Workers_-_PROMO_report.pdf?1541517126
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The PROMO project is based around a series of
policy workshops and conferences from 2017 and
2018. The project aims to make recommendations
to improve:
• national labour protection systems for posted
workers;
• institutions, practices and channels for promoting industrial democracy for posted workers;
• the collection of data relevant to making informed posted worker policy decisions.
Our method is to take existing research knowledge
and improve on it through policy workshop discussions with experts and stakeholders. The first
PROMO report (Kall and Lillie 2017), based on an
extensive literature review, established that posted
workers more often than not are not represented
collectively and trade unions in the host countries
either lack (effective) strategies focused on posted
workers or consider this target group outside their
jurisdiction or just too difficult to engage with. There
is, however, considerable diversity between unions
in different countries and sectors and some unions
have taken steps to protect and represent the
interests of posted workers as well. Posted workers
often lack voice in their working lives and their rights
are frequently violated (either accidentally or deliberately) by transnational service providers, making
these workers’ need for collective representation
especially urgent.
Based on a literature review and focus group and
individual interviews with social partners and other
relevant actors in five different national/industrial relations contexts (Austria, Czech Republic, Finland,
Italy, and Norway), this report aims both to identify
weaknesses in the regulatory framework (whether
national or European), that might be addressed
through legislation or other policy action, and to
make recommendations aimed at trade unions,
based on best practices. The latter are not intended
to be universally applicable: rather they illuminate
strategies that some unions have had success with
when addressing posted worker representation problems. Obviously, trade unionists must consider for
themselves whether these can also be applied (or
adapted) in their home context.
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