Labour and Trade Unions in the globalisation era - Revision history

Elenilowery at 09:59, 1 September 2011

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Victorggk at 07:34, 5 December 2007

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FKachero at 07:35, 4 December 2007

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FKachero at 15:17, 17 February 2007

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FKachero at 15:32, 23 January 2007

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	● Stephen Kanyari-Kenyan trade Unionist		● Stephen Kanyari-Kenyan trade Unionist

-	● Kenyan Lawyer/Lecturer-catholic University	+	● Kenyanya - Kenyan Lawyer/Lecturer-catholic University


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-	● Gobalisation ~~Ignore~~ social implications and costs.Its is driven safely by profits.Kenyans have ~~issues~~ the brunt of globalisation through World Bank and International ~~monetary~~ Fund instigations that forced legislation removing involvement of trade unions when declaring workers redundant.	+	● Gobalisation Ignores social implications and costs.Its is driven safely by profits.Kenyans have borne the brunt of globalisation through World Bank and International Monetary Fund instigations that forced legislation removing involvement of trade unions when declaring workers redundant.

	● There are issues such as outsourcing,an umbrella organisation that support Government and capital owners.		● There are issues such as outsourcing,an umbrella organisation that support Government and capital owners.

-	● Changes have taken place in the production process that lead to loss of jobs whereby ~~employees~~ look for lower costs ~~where as~~ workers lose out because they are localised.	+	● Changes have taken place in the production process that lead to loss of jobs whereby employers look for lower costs whereas workers lose out because they are localised.

-	● Labour ~~is the only factor of production that~~ is the only factor of production that is not free to move from place to place.	+	● Labour is the only factor of production that is not free to move from place to place.
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		+	● Companies do not have a social responsibility as they answer to their shareholders who are interested in earnings per share(EPS)
		+	● To match the challenges,trade unions must globalise.
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		+	The interpretation gadgets failed to operate resulting in the non-understanding of the Italian presenters.Otherwise the activities and presentations were qualitative

-	~~● Companies do not have a social responsible as they answer to their shareholders who are interested in earnings per share(EPS)~~
-	~~● To match the challenges,trade unions must globalise~~


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-	● ~~Interpretation gadgets were facility resulting in~~ the ~~non-understanding~~ of the ~~Italian presenters~~.~~Otherwise the activities~~ and ~~presentations were qualitative~~	+	● Globalization is the way for trade unions if they have to win international legislation that hamper labour's movement while other factors of production can easily and in order to handle multinational corporations so as not to give them room to exploit the poor in developing countires through low pay while paying, for equivalent work,better pay in developed countries.
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		+	Fred Kachero
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		+	11.30am-2.30pm

Kingsleyngr at 08:00, 23 January 2007

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'''Name of Event'''

Labour and Trade Unions in the globalisation era

'''Organizers'''

ACLI institute for peace Development and Innovation

'''Number of Participants'''

Male 35
Female 32
Total 67

'''Key speakers profile'''

● ACLI member of the presidency

● Andria(FRom IPSA-ACLI for peace Devt and Innovations

● Stephen Kanyari-Kenyan trade Unionist

● Kenyan Lawyer/Lecturer-catholic University

'''Summary of Issues covered'''

● Gobalisation Ignore social implications and costs.Its is driven safely by profits.Kenyans have issues the brunt of globalisation through World Bank and International monetary Fund instigations that forced legislation removing involvement of trade unions when declaring workers redundant.

● There are issues such as outsourcing,an umbrella organisation that support Government and capital owners.

● Changes have taken place in the production process that lead to loss of jobs whereby employees look for lower costs where as workers lose out because they are localised.

● Labour is the only factor of production that is the only factor of production that is not free to move from place to place.

● Companies do not have a social responsible as they answer to their shareholders who are interested in earnings per share(EPS)
● To match the challenges,trade unions must globalise

'''Recommendations'''

● Interpretation gadgets were facility resulting in the non-understanding of the Italian presenters.Otherwise the activities and presentations were qualitative