OWC-YEAR 2000 CONFERENCE APPEAL
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OWC-YEAR 2000 CONFERENCE APPEAL
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Dear Sisters and Brothers,
Please join with us in building a significant international labor
conference for the independence of the trade unions and democratic
rights.
You will find below the Appeal for this international workers'
conference, which will be held January 14-17 of the year 2000
at the Ramada Plaza Hotel in San Francisco. The Appeal was
issued by the Western Hemisphere Workers' Conference Continuations
Committee in conjunction with the San Francisco Labor Council
(AFL-CIO).
Following the text of the Open World Conference Appeal is a first
list of endorsers. The enormous enthusiasm elicited for this
Open World Conference in just a few weeks indicates that this
year 2000 workers' conference could represent another important
step toward building Global Unionism.
But for this to happen, we urgently need your endorsement of
the Conference Appeal and your support. Please send us your
endorsement of this Appeal as soon as possible, and list
exactly how you would like to be identified.
Also, we urgently need your financial support to produce and
mail the bimonthly conference preparatory bulletins and to build
this event as broadly as possible within the international
labor movement. Contributions, large or small, should be sent
to WHC, c/o San Francisco Labor Council, 1188 Franklin St. #203,
San Francisco, CA 94109. Please make checks payable to WHC.
You can also reach us by phone at (510) 234-6603 or fax
(510) 234-6998. Our e-mail address is <owc at igc.org>.
Copies of this Appeal are available in Spanish and French.
Please let us know if you wish to be sent a copy in one or both
of these languages.
Also, if you wish more information about the Western Hemisphere
Workers Conference Continuations Committee, please let us know.
Thanks for your support,
In Solidarity,
Ed Rosario Mya Shone
Co-coordinator Co-Coordinator
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APPEAL for an Open World Conference of Workers in Defense of
Trade Union Independence and Democratic Rights
>From every corner of the globe, we hear the same message from
governments and the multinational corporations they serve: It is
working people who must relinquish their jobs, social protections
and, most important, their independent trade unions to permit
global capital's "free trade" agenda to move forward. It is we who,
in the name of "modernization" and "globalization," must forfeit
all the gains we have won over decades of struggle.
The existence of international labor rights -- particularly the
right to collective bargaining and the right to strike -- are
considered barriers to "free trade." Indeed, the traditional trade
union, we are told, is not suitable for the workplace of the new
millennium insofar as it said to "hamper" a corporation's ability to
compete in the global economy.
In our own experience in the United States we have witnessed
countless efforts by the employers and the government to restrict,
suppress and even bust unions. The assault has taken various
forms -- PATCO, Taft-Hartley, Landrum-Griffin, the Hatch Act,
state "right-to-work" laws, Congressional back-to-work orders for
striking railworkers, "Paycheck Protection" acts, and lawsuits
against unions and officers who respect picket lines -- such as in
the West Coast Neptune Jade case. The list goes on. But the content
is always the same: to shackle the labor movement.
When this doesn't work, we have seen the employers and
government try to integrate us into their plans. Under the pretense
of making us their "associates" and "partners," they deploy all
sorts of schemes to undermine collective bargaining and to roll
back our rights and working conditions. They also hold out the
promise of toothless "side agreements" and other such language to
get us to drop our fight against NAFTA and the Multilateral
Agreement on Investment (MAI), which are so crucial to global
capital's "free trade" agenda.
What can we do to fight back?
On June 7, 1998, close to 200 trade union delegates from 36
countries met in Geneva to counter global capital's assault on
working people the world over and to promote a fightback in defense
of trade union rights. The meeting, held on the eve of the annual
convention of the International Labor Organization (ILO), was
called by the heads of 17 national trade union federations in Africa
and the International Liaison Committee for a Workers'
International (ILC), a coalition of trade unionists and activists in
82 countries fighting the structural adjustment policies of the World
Trade Organization (WTO) and International Monetary Fund
(IMF).
Ed Rosario, coordinator of the Western Hemisphere Workers'
Conference Against NAFTA and Privatizations, was the keynote
speaker at the Geneva meeting. Brother Rosario, who represented
the San Francisco Labor Council (AFL-CIO), called for an
international labor fightback in defense of the ILO conventions
(right to collective bargaining, ban on child and forced labor, ban
on discrimination in employment, equal wages for work of equal
value, etc.) against all the attempts by the WTO and IMF to subvert
and ultimately destroy them. He also urged the conference
participants to join the struggle for Global Unionism charted by the
Western Hemisphere Workers Conference, which was held in
November 1997 with the participation of 412 delegates from 20
countries -- including a representative from the national AFL-CIO.
A central concern expressed by all the trade union delegates in
Geneva was the growing threat to the independence of the trade
unions on all continents. They took note of the increasing attempts
by the WTO and IMF to break the power of the unions by seeking to
incorporate the leaderships of the trade unions into "Social Pacts"
and "Roundtable Agreements" with the very governments and
bosses that are dismantling our jobs, worsening our working
conditions and attacking our very unions.
Such pacts are based on the idea that labor, management and
governments must come together to find "common solutions,"
thereby putting aside what WTO head Renato Ruggiero calls the
"confrontational relationship and frictions inherent in traditional
labor-management relations."
The participants in the Geneva meeting called on working people
throughout the world to reject the strategy of "Social Pacts," which,
they warned, was the road to the integration-cooptation of the unions
into the very fabric of globalization -- something the multinationals
so desperately need as they seek to avert mass social upheavals that
could threaten their anti-worker designs.
At the conclusion of the gathering in Geneva, the delegates
concluded that there must be a world conference aimed at defending
the independence of the unions -- and democracy itself, insofar as
an independent labor movement is a cornerstone of a free and
democratic society. They proposed a conference in the year 2000 in
response to a United Nations Summit, to be convened in June of that
year at the behest of the IMF and WTO with the explicit purpose of
advancing the integration-cooptation agenda of the multinationals.
The UN Summit is designed to bring together all the players in the
so-called "civil society" (local employers, multinational
corporations, nongovernmental organizations/NGOs, churches,
trade unions, charity organizations, lobbying groups, and political
parties) into a common framework to promote more "democratic"
and "participatory" free trade pacts and other anti-worker policies.
The time to act is now!
In answer to the June 7 appeal from Geneva, the Western
Hemisphere Workers=B9 Conference Continuations Committee --
together with all the undersigned endorsing unions, trade unionists
and activists =8B call upon all who seek to defend unions, to protect
and advance the gains of the workers' movement and to guarantee
that a safe environment exists as we move onto a better future for
all people:
Join us in organizing a worldwide workers' conference in early
2000 in San Francisco.
Following as it will on the successful Western Hemisphere
Workers' Conference Against NAFTA and Privatizations, our
conference in the year 2000 will afford an opportunity to gather
together unionists and activists from around the world to share
experiences, to analyze the attacks of the bosses, and =8B most
important =8B to chart an international fightback. We need to unite
all those who are upholding the defense of independent trade unions
and democratic rights, irrespective of country, union or political
horizon.
We call upon unions and working people to endorse this call.
Contribute information to a multilingual bulletin to be published
regularly by the conference organizers on the issues confronting the
trade union movement. Help us raise the funds necessary to ensure
trade union delegations from around the world who will be present
at the conference.
Please join us in building Global Unionism and an international
movement against privatization, against the scourge of "free trade"
agreements, against NAFTA and its extension into the FTAA,
against the Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI), against
the destruction of jobs and benefits =8B and for the defense of our
unions and our democratic rights.
A totally unified global response is the very response the bosses
and the politicians most fear. This is precisely the response we must
forge. We must send out the message: Labor is on the Move =8B No
More Boundaries. By working together, WE SHALL OVERCOME!
.........
Please send all organizational/individual endorsements and
financial sponsorships (payable to Western Hemisphere
Conference or WHC) to the San Francisco Labor Council (AFL-
CIO), attention: Ed Rosario, 1188 Franklin St., suite 203, San
Francisco, CA 94109. You can also fax your endorsement to us at
(415) 440-9297, or call us if you have any questions at (415) =
681-5868
or (415) 440-4809. You can also email us at: unite at igc.org.
INITIAL ENDORSERS IN THE UNITED STATES
-- San Francisco Labor Council (AFL-CIO);
-- Western Hemisphere Workers Conference Continuations Committee;
-- Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC/AFL-CIO);
-- International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU);
-- California Fair Trade Campaign;
-- Jack Henning, Secretary-Treasurer Emeritus, California
Labor Federation (AFL-CIO);
-- Sweatshop Watch;
-- Global Exchange;
-- San Francisco chapter, Labor Council for Latin American Advancement
(LCLAA);
-- Northern California Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights;
-- Labor/Community Alliance (Central Calif. Jobs with Justice);
-- Support Committee for Maquiladora Workers (San Diego);
-- GCIU Web Press and Pre-Press Workers Local 4-N;
-- WarZone Education Foundation (Decatur, Ill.);
-- Baldemar Velasquez, President, Farm Labor Organizing Committee
(FLOC/AFL-CIO);
-- Jerry Gordon, trade unionist (Ohio);
-- Walter Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer, San Francisco Labor Council;
-- Frank Martin del Campo, National Executive Board member,
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA);
-- Ed Rosario, Coordinator, Western Hemisphere Workers Conference;
-- Alan Benjamin, Editor, The Organizer newspaper;
-- Robert Irminger, former defendant, Neptune Jade Defense Committee;
-- Duane Campbell, California Faculty association, SEIU 1983 &
Chair, Anti Racism Commission, Democratic Socialists of America;
-- Jeff Lustig, Professor of Government, Calif. State Univ.,
Sacramento; and President CSUS chapter, California Faculty
Association;
-- Norma Campisi DLC 784 President CSEA;
-- Rep. Terry Bouricius, member of the Vermont House of Representatives;
-- Hal Sutton, member, UAW Local 1268 (in a personal capacity);
-- Larry Duncan Labor Beat TV program co-producer;
-- John Witeck, coordinator, Philippine Workers Support Committee, U.S.
FIRST ENDORSERS WORLD-WIDE:
-- For the International Liaison Committee for a Workers International
(ILC):
Daniel Gluckstein, national secretary of the Parti des travailleurs
(Workers Party - France), in charge -- by decision of the Third Open =
World Conference of the ILC, which gathered representatives from 80 =
countries -- of
coordinating all the ILC activities.
-- Germany: Hans Werner Sch=FCster, trade unionist Public Services =
(=D6TV) -
Karlheinz Gerhold, trade unionist Public Services - Justine
Hauptmann, trade unionist Bank, Insurance, Trade (HBV), SPD - Anna
Grotjohann, trade unionist Public Services (=D6TV) - Geron Falk, =
trade
unionist Public Services (=D6TV), SPD - Helmut Gr=F6schl,. trade =
unionist
Public Services (=D6TV), SPD - Carla Boulboull=E9, trade unionist =
Education
(GEW) - Manfred Birkhahn, trade unionist Bank, Insurance, Trade
(HBV) - Horst Raupp, trade unionist Public Services (=D6TV), SPD -
Heiner Becker, trade unionist Education (GEW) - Elke Falke, trade
unionist Public Services (=D6TV) - Eckard Swillens, trade unionist =
Public
Services (=D6TV)
-- Azania (South Africa): Lybon S. Mabasa, Socialist Party of Azania =
-
Makoma Cekalakab, Socialist Party of Azania
-- Bangladesh: Tafazzul Hussain, President Jatiya Sramik Federation
(Bangladesh National Workers Federation-BJSF), Presidium member
Gonotantrik Majdoor Party (Democratic Workers Party) - Iqbal
Majumder, Secretary, BJSF & Secretary Gonotantrik Majdoor Party -
Fazlul Huq Ripon, International Affairs Secretary, BJSF & Presidium
member Gonotantrik Majdoor Party - Abdus Salam, Law Secretary,
BJSF and Presidium member Gonotantrik Majdoor Party - Ms. Nargish
Akhter, Member, Gonotantrik Majdoor Party and Women Garment
Workers Union - Ms. Shamimara, Women Affairs Secretary BJSF,
member Democratic Workers Party - Ms. Saleha Sattar, Convenor,
Gantantrik Mahila Sanghstha ( Democratic Women Organization) - Abul
Basher, President, Jatiya Sramik Federation ( National Workers
Federation) & Vice-president Workers Party of Bangladesh - Ismail
Hussain, Secretary, Jute Spinning Workers Federation - Delawar
Hossain, President Garments Workers Federation - Masud Rana,
Revolutionary Youth Forum - Sanjeed Hossain, Revolutionary Youth
Forum
-- Belgium: Harry Lubben, Dockers FGTB - Ivan Victor, FGTB Transports =
-
Carlo Alfieri, trade unionist steel industry - Kamal Dhif, trade =
unionist
Education FGTB - Philippe De Menten, trade unionist Education FGTB -
Evelyne Lemaux, trade unionist FGTB Ministries administration.
Brazil: Julio Turra, trade unionist, CUT executive commission; Luis
Eduardo Greenhalg, former international relations director, Workers
Party, former National Deputy, Workers Party; Emanuel Mellato, =
President,
Auto Workers Union of Campinas (Brazil);
-- Burkina Faso: Tol=E9 Sagnon, on the CGT-B capacity
-- Chad: Gami Ngarmadjal, General Secretary, Chad Teachers Trade =
Union
(SET)
-- Cote d=B9Ivoire: Fran=E7ois K. Yao, trade unionist Power and Gas =
Industry
(SYNASEG)
-- Czech Republic: Vratislav Votova
-- Denmark: Claus Westergreen, trade unionist Building industry - Per
S=F8rensen, Trade unionist Building Industry
-- France: Achour Nathalie, trade unionist, Health Care Social =
Insurance -
Arnaudies Dominique, trade unionist, T=E9l=E9coms -Arnold Franck,
journalist - Aucouturier Alain, trade unionist, Steelworker- =
Bachellerie
Georges, trade unionist, Chemical Industry Federation (atom) -
Barbarant Yves, trade unionist, Social Pension Fund Administration -
Bareau Nicole, trade unionist, Social Security System -Barrois Jean-
Pierre, trade unionist, University Teacher -Battais Jean-Pierre, =
trade
unionist, Steelworker - Bauvert G=E9rard, trade unionist, journalist =
-
Belleville Isabelle, trade unionist, Hospital -Beltramo Jean-Paul, =
trade
unionist, Research - Benard Paul, trade unionist, Public services - =
Besse
Pierre, trade unionist, SNCF (national railways) -Betfort Guy, trade
unionist, Education - Biscaye Alain, trade unionist, Education - =
Boeuf
Christiane, trade unionist, Research - Bouchet Jean-Marc, trade
unionist, professionnal formation for adults - Bourges Patrick, trade
unionist, Building industry - Boussel Martine, trade unionist, =
journalist -
Cabrera Genevi=E8ve, trade unionist, Hospital - Carrera Mario, trade
unionist, administration of the Equipment ministry - Cercl=E9 =
Patrick, trade
unionist, Steelworker - Chaintron Line, trade unionist, Hospital -
Chevalier Sylvette, trade unionist, Education/Research - Ch=E8ve-
Souzais, trade unionist, Pharmaceutic industry - Clause Danielle, =
trade
unionist, Education - Cl=E9ment Jacques, trade unionist, Finances
Administration - Cochin Catherine, trade unionist, Hospital - Collard
Alain, trade unionist, Social Action Services - Cot Rita, trade =
unionist,
Education - Cubertafon Michel, trade unionist, SNCF (national =
railways)
- Dalino Pierre-Yvon, trade unionist, Finances Administration - =
Dantin
Carrere Marc, trade unionist, Finances Administration - Dantin
Germaine, trade unionist, Finances Administration - Delapierre =
G=E9rard,
trade unionist, Administration of the Equipment ministry - Delesque
Michel, trade unionist, Chemical Industry - Demont Philippe, trade
unionist, Higher Education - Denis Catherine, trade unionist, Social
Pension Fund administration - Dodge D=E9borah, trade unionist, Social =
aid
- Doriane Olivier - Dubois Jean-Pierre, trade unionist, Social =
Security
System - Ducrot Patrick, trade unionist, Education - Dumeunier
Jacques, trade unionist, Printing Press - Dupin Thierry, trade =
unionist,
Post offices - Faure Jacques, trade unionist, Environment Ministry -
F=E9ron Josette, trade unionist, Education (pensioner) - Feurtrie E., =
trade
unionist, Education - Feuvrier Jean-Claude, trade unionist, Chemical
industry - Fitoussi Jean-Pierre, trade unionist, Scientific Research =
-
Fortin Claude, trade unionist, Printing Press - Gady Jean-Paul, trade
unionist, Steelworker - Gaudichet Dani=E8le, trade unionist, =
Education -
Gauquelin Marc, journalist - Gauthier Daniel, trade unionist, Post
offices - Gelinotte Jean-Claude, trade unionist, post-offices - =
Geoffroy
Denis, trade unionist, Hospital - Geslot R. - Gillet Jean-Philippe, =
trade
unionist, post-offices - Girodolle Jean-Louis, trade unionist, =
Education
employee - Girondin Christian, trade unionist, Education - Gonin
Michel, trade unionist, Education - Groisier Jean-Michel, trade =
unionist,
Finances Administration - Harroch Gali, trade unionist, Education -
Hayon Samy, trade unionist, Administration Equipment Ministry -
Hebert Marc, trade unionist, National Defence Ministry - Hutinet =
Marc,
trade unionist, Steelworker - Jolivet Francis, trade unionist, Local
Administration (townhall) - Kermin Jean-Charles, trade unionist, EDF
(national power industry) - Kovacs Marika, trade unionist, Higher
Education - Labandibar Jean-Pierre, trade unionist, pensioner -
Laminette G=E9rard, trade unionist, SNCF (national railways) - =
Langlet
Denis, trade unionist, Steelworker - Laurent Simon, trade unionist,
Steelworker - Lavrut Jean-Luc, trade unionist, Public services - Le
Tuhaut Patrick, trade unionist, Education - Legoff Yan, journalist -
Loew Jean-Claude, trade unionist, Chemical industry (Atom) -
Logereau Josette - Luiggi G=E9rard, trade unionist, Equipment =
Ministry
Administration - Manent Alain, trade unionist, T=E9l=E9coms - Marchal
Jean-Marie, trade unionist, Steelworker - Marous Emile, trade =
unionist,
Education employee - Marquiset Jean-Charles, trade unionist, Public
Services - Martin Claude, trade unionist, Education - Martin
Jacqueline, trade unionist, Chemical Industry - Martinez Roger, trade
unionist, Archaeologist - Medjkal Hamou, trade unionist, Steelworker =
-
Mennecier Jean, trade unionist, Higher Education - Mennecier
Philippe, trade unionist, Research - Millard Alain, trade unionist, =
Post
offices - Montagne Martine, trade unionist, Workers Mutual services -
Moro Michel, trade unionist, RATP (subway - pensioner) - Moschetti
Agathe, trade unionist, Banks - Nicol Jos=E9, trade unionist, =
post-offices -
Parquier Jean-Christophe, trade unionist, actor - Perrossier Guy, =
trade
unionist, Social security system - Pichon Marie - Pillet Didier, =
trade
unionist, T=E9l=E9coms - Pinet Jean-Marie, trade unionist, =
Steelworker -
Pommery Thierry, trade unionist, Social security system - Raffi Jean-
Pierre, journalist - Ray Bernard, trade unionist, Education - Robert
Sylviane, trade unionist, State Administration - Roques Alain, trade
unionist, Research - Saget Jo=EBl, trade unionist, Hospital - =
Salamero
Joachim, trade unionist - Samouth Pascal, trade unionist, Education =
-
Sat, trade unionist, Transports - Sauge Jean-Michel, trade unionist,
Banks - Schidlower Marie-Claude - Sicre Jean-Luc, trade unionist,
T=E9l=E9coms - Smagghe Patrick, trade unionist, T=E9l=E9coms - =
Souleymane
Soumarou, trade unionist, Cleaner industry - Sourdeval Claude, trade
unionist, Air Transports - Shapira Daniel, journalist - Sroussi Marie-
France, trade unionist, Education - Stefanini Jean-Claude, trade
unionist, Insurances - Tanguy Jean-Claude, trade unionist, Education =
-
Thuilot Rose-Marie, trade unionist, Local Administration - Travers
Fr=E9d=E9ric, trade unionist, Higher Education - Tribouillard Pierre, =
trade
unionist, Hospital - Trombetta Philippe, trade unionist, Banks - =
Vallot
Fran=E7ois, trade unionist, National Defence Ministry - Vincent =
Patrick,
trade unionist, Education.
-- Great Britain: John Hillon, trade unionist Bakers trade union =
(BFAWU) -
Geoff Ellis, trade unionist Firemen (FBU) - Henri Mott, trade =
unionist
Transports (TGWU) - Nick Philipps, trade unionist Public Services
(UNISON) - Marc Billaudel, Committee against Child Labour - M.
Hindley, European M.P. - J. Hendy, Barrister - J. Marino, General
secretary, Bakers trade union (BFAWU) - G. Martin, trade unionist,
Public Services, London region (UNISON) - J. Nolan, Liverpool Dockers =
-
Steve Donnelli, Secretary Shop Steward Committee, Delco Electronics
Kirby, Liverpool.
-- Greece: Miltos Papaioakim, trade unionist Health care (member of =
the
General council of the Greece Hospital Physicians Confederation) -
Christos Roubanis, trade unionist, Education (leader of the secundary
school teachers trade union in Athens)
-- Haiti: Cajuste Lexiuste, honorary president of the Workers General
Confederation of Haiti (CGT) - G=E9rard Pierre, general secretary of =
the
Workers General Confederation of Haiti (CGT) (CGT) - Nathan
Delassaint, organisation secretary of the Workers General =
Confederation
of Haiti (CGT) - Ronald Saint-Jean, international relations secretary =
of
the Workers General Confederation of Haiti (CGT) - Yves Josepa,
conflicts secretary of the Workers General Confederation of Haiti =
(CGT)
-- Hongkong: Chan Kai Wei, Christian Industrial Committee - Apo =
Leong,
Centre Asian Monitor Ressource - Bong G. Angeles, APEC Labour Right
Monitor
-- Hungary: Zoltan Soos, Miners trade union - Janos Feher, " Liga " =
trade
union - Laszlo Miklosi, " Liga " trade union
-- India: Nambiath Vasudevan, General secretary national =
confederation
Blue Star Union - L M Sawe, General Secretary, Nicholas Employees
Union (pharmaceutical sector) - Harish Pujari, General Secretary, =
Otis
Elevators Employees Union - Arant G. More, General Secretary, Mukand
Kasngor Union (steel industry sector) - Nilesh Parman, General
Secretary, Gujarat Working Class Union (general engineering sector).
-- Indonesia: Rekson Silaban, director, international department of =
the
Indonesia Prosperity Trade unions Central Board
-- Italy: Guido Montanari, Researcher trade union - Lorenzo Varaldo, =
trade
unionist, Education
--Lituania: Evaldas Balciunas, trade unionist
--Mexico: Enrique Hernandez, General Secretary, National Workers =
Union,
UNT, of Baja California state and General Secretary of the October 6th
Workers Union (Han Young)
-- Norway: Asbj=F8rn Andersen, trade unionist, Education
Pakistan: Gulzar Hahmad Chudhary, General Secretary, All Pakistan
Trade Union Federation - Rubina Jamil, Working Women Organisation -
Fazel Waid, Organiser, Pakistan Railways Trade union
-- Peru: Erwin Salazar, secretary of the CGTP Union of Lambayeque town
-- Portugal: Henriques Santana, trade unionist, Trade employees CGTP =
-
Manuel Baptista, trade unionist, Education FENPROF
-- Romania: Ion Ruset, trade unionist, Miners - Florin Orban, =
Journalist
trade union
-- Russia: Dimitri Lobok, trade unionist, National Education - Victor
Tchernychov, Railways trade unionist
-- Slovakia: Jan Tesar
-- Spain: Jesus Bejar Sanchez, Steel industry- Raimundo Tena Romero,
Steel industry- Luis Gonzalez Sanz, Health care - Araceli Ortiz
Arteaga, Health care - Eugeni Blas Anglada, Finances - Javier Vidal
Gutierrez, Topography - Montserrat Perez Esteban, Local
Administration - Jos=E9 Sanchez Alvarez, Local Administration - Jesus
Maria Perez Martinez, UGT Euskadi - Alicia Floranes, CCOO Health
care
-- Sweden: Markus Carlstedt, trade unionist, Education
-- Sri Lanka: Anton Marcus, trade unionist, General Trade union of =
Industry
and Transports Workers
-- Switzerland: Luc Deley, trade unionist, Public Services SSP - =
Simone
Girodo, trade unionist, Public Services SSP - Michel Zimmermann -
Christine Stoop, trade unionist Poste Offices
-- Taiwan: Jeng Tsuen Chy, Centre of Information for Education =
through
work.
-- Thailand: Abdus Sabur, Foundation Asian Ressource
-- Venezuela: Froilan Barrios, deputy M.P.to the national Parliament
-- Yugoslavia: Pavlucko Imsirovic, trade unionist - Jacim Milunovic, =
trade
unionist, Hostels and food products.
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