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Finnish trade union representation to the EU in Brussels since 1995

The Finnish trade union representation has been based in Brussels for 30 years.

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🤝 The cooperation between the Norwegian and the Finnish trade unions goes years back. Side by side Norway and Finland applied for EU Membership in 1994 after finishing an economic agreement between the EFTA and the EU-countries (EEA). This became a starting point for a long-lasting trade union cooperation and friendship between the countries. Knut Arne Sanden was the Head of the Norwegian Trade Union Office (LO) in Brussels 1994–2022. He reminisces his time in Brussels in a blog: "The European Trade Union movement has always fought for a Social Europe, but what the social dimension should consist of might differ from country to country. In the Nordic model, collective agreements are important, while southern trade unions often asked for European legislation for issues they could not achieve at national level. Therefore, there has been a difference of opinion on matters such as the posting of workers, working time and adequate minimum wages among others".“For my own part, I see what Finland has gained for being part of the European union". ☝ Read the #FinUnions30 blog ⬇️ finunions.org/en/from-fellow-candidates-for-eu-membership-to-trade-union-neighbors-in-brussels/ ... See MoreSee Less

2 days ago

”Euroopan unioni on rauhan projekti ja sen on tarkoitus tuottaa kaikille jäsenmailleen ja niiden kansalaisille kasvavaa hyvinvointia. Yhdessä voimme pärjätä aina paremmin kuin erillisinä kansallisvaltioina. Tästä on historiassa monia opetuksia". 📣 Lue Heikki Pohjan #FinUnions30 blogi 👇SAK - Suomen Ammattiliittojen Keskusjärjestö STTKfinunions.org/suomen-ay-liikkeen-eurooppalaisen-edunvalvonnan-alkutaipaleelta-2/ ... See MoreSee Less

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