17 November, 2011The Global Labour University now accepts applications to its Engage programme on labour policies and globalisation. Trade unionists are invited to apply by November 30.
GLOBAL: The Engage programme is a policy oriented course that combines academic learning with practical trade union work. It takes place on April 1 - September 30, 2012. The course has two components: the first part is a 3,5 months academic training programme at the Berlin School of Economics and Law and the University of Kassel. The academic programme is then followed by two months of field work during which participants develop a policy project/campaign with a national or international trade union organisation.
The 2012 course has two thematic priorities:
1. The role of multinational companies in the global economy, and trade union strategies and campaigns of cross border solidarity and networking. This theme is implemented in cooperation with Global Union Federations.
2. Global income security through minimum wages and social transfers.
This theme is implemented in cooperation with the ITUC and the ILO.
Further information, application form and scholarships at http://www.global-labour-university.org/216.html.
The 2012 course has two thematic priorities:
1. The role of multinational companies in the global economy, and trade union strategies and campaigns of cross border solidarity and networking. This theme is implemented in cooperation with Global Union Federations.
2. Global income security through minimum wages and social transfers.
This theme is implemented in cooperation with the ITUC and the ILO.
Further information, application form and scholarships at http://www.global-labour-university.org/216.html.