Stepping Up the Implementation of the Decent Work Agenda

Project facts

Project promoter:
Inter-company Self-governing Independent Trade Union of CMC Poland Employees(PL)
Project Number:
SDDW-0095
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€99,077
Other Project Partners
National Convention of Employment Agencies (OKAP)(PL)

Description

The overall objective of the project is to enhance decent work in the metal and steel sector with a particular focus on Ukrainian migrant workers. Building on the results of the previous project, the project will build the capacity of social partners to guarantee decent work for migrants and also train and raise awareness among migrant workers about different aspects of decent work, including work-life balance,  abuse of atypical contracts, and health and safety at work.  

The project will contribute to to ensure decent working conditions and the integration of Ukrainian workers and refugees into the labour market by building on existing results and tools and adapting them to the new challenges. The project includes a partner which is an association of employers associating employment agencies. 

The project will mainly contribute to the programme’s outcome 2 by enhancing decent work through awareness-raising, enforcement and capacity-building.

The main activities of the project:

- One day Opening and Kick-off meeting 
- Preparation of online and face-to-face training modules on migrant workers’ decent work  in Polish, English and Ukrainian. 
- Development of the online platform with training materials in Ukrainian. 
- Four two-days training on migrant workers’ decent work topics
- One-day joint Working Session for 15 social partners and experts  
- Toolkit for Guaranteeing Migrant Workers’ Decent Work Conditions in Polish Metal Sector
- Seminars in 3 different cities on migrant’s work rights for migrant workers working in the Polish metal and steel industries
- Final conference to present results and guidelines for improving decent work conditions for migrant workers 
- Dissemination activities, including Online Platform,  roll-ups, live streaming,  brochures,  articles 
 

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