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The first regional trade union E-bulletin started to be issued by the Regional Trade Union Council - RSS SOLIDARNOST.
Guided by European perspectives and the recognition of common interest, the trade union movement RSS Solidarity decided to formalize the regional cooperation of labor organizations. On the initiative of the trade union headquarters from Macedonia SSM and KSS, Slovenia ZSSS, Croatia SSSH, Serbia SSSS and UGS Nezavisnost, Montenegro SSCG and USSCG in April 2011 a platform for cooperation was established with the establishment of the Regional Trade Union Council RSS SOLIDARNOST which is the first and only a transnational trade union network that focuses on the EU accession process.
The European Confederation of Trade Unions - ETUC, helps trade union headquarters from the region that are members of RSS SOLIDARNOST in building the capacities for digital trade unionism with the help of digital skills and tools. In order to strengthen the organizational capacities of unions, to improve communication with the membership and the public, as well as to strengthen their role in social dialogue. Strong trade unions are essential to ensure quality and dignified working conditions and dignified wages.
Within the scope of increasing the visibility of trade unions at the regional level, the first edition of the regional e-newsletter GLASOT NA RABOTNICITE, published by RSS SOLIDARNOST, was released, and the first topic covered is "Salary that does not ensure a dignified life, the lowest salary in the region" and in where you can find information about the situation with the minimum wage in the member states of RSS Solidarity (Slovenia, Macedonia, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina).
The e-bulletin will help workers and unions to be informed in a timely manner about the situation related to labor rights from the region, especially from the countries of the former Yugoslavia.
The e-bulletin is in electronic form and it can be read in the languages of the countries where the trade unions come from.
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