At the end of the year, it is a tradition to look back to what EFFAT has achieved in the last 12 months. This year has been very special for all of us as a global pandemic has dominated our work, inflicting tremendous hardship to many of the workers we represent....
Each of the webinars, divided into 4 parts, lasted two hours. A summary of the topics covered can be found below as well as the link to the video recordings: WEBINAR 1 "EU FOR YOUNG TRADE UNIONISTS" - Presented by Antoine Cochet (Expert on EU matters) – Video...
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On occasion of the last Executive Committee meeting on 3 and 4 March 2020, EFFAT adopted a resolution exposing the recurrent anti-union approach of the Algerian government. Following various dismissals of union members, harassment, judicial persecution of union...
EFFAT sent a letter of solidarity to all French affiliates showing support to the longest ever strike in France. Since early December, workers from all over the country and sectors have been protesting over the recently proposed Macron’s pension reform. If in place...
It may be the start of a new year, but some truths remain constant: strong trade unions are vital to ensure social justice, better working conditions and decent wages. From progressive decentralisation of collective bargaining, to austerity measures and the...
As COP25 proceeds in Madrid, EFFAT is concerned by the remarks of Johan Rockström, Joint Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, who told The Guardian that “we are at risk of getting so bogged down in incremental technicalities at these...
