Same job, same conditions ‐ impact on employment of migrants in Poland

Project facts

Project promoter:
Metalworkers National Secretariat NSZZ „Solidarność”(PL)
Project Number:
SDDW-0093
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€96,700

Description

This project will increase the capacity of the trade union side in the metal industry to introduce into the local social dialogue, issues related to the employment of immigrants and refugees and a multicultural working environment. Training activities will build on the good practice in primarily Norway, and the previous project (2019/101983) which was implemented in partnership with the Norwegian trade union Fellesforbundet, which  in the second phase will be involved on an informal basis and contribute with expertise and assist in the organisation of the study visit to Norway. 

While the previous project focused on identifying problems, building the awareness of trade union activists and basic knowledge about employing migrants and working in a multicultural environment, the second phase will focus on developing practical solutions that the union side can propose in the social dialogue process, both related to migrant workers and Ukrainian refugees. 

The project will also encourage tripartite dialogue with the participation of public administration at local level, since the increased immigration and the refugee situation has raised the need for a closer cooperation between social partners and public authorities.  

The project aims at delivering primarily on outcome 1 on strengthening the capacity on social dialogue through training. 

The following activities will be carried out:

1. Study visit for 15 trade union representatives to Norway, including meetings with private, social and public partners.
2. Training of 60 trade union representatives on the employment of migrants/refugees and a multicultural working environment
3. Export reports on legal, economic, and social aspects of the project issues and proposals for changes. 
4. Advanced training of 90 trade union representatives on the inclusion of migrant issues in social dialogue and collective agreements and cooperation with local public institutions. 
5. Dissemination and publication of project material.

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