Metal sector: EMF-CEEMET

Following the successful cooperation between EMF and CEEMET (Council of European Employers of the Metal, Engineering and Technology-Based Industries) in their joint “ad hoc” working group on skills shortages both organisations agreed to set up a permanent social dialogue structure.

Through their dialogue both organisations seek to contribute to creating and maintaining an environment that ensures a competitive manufacturing sector able to deliver high quality and sustainable employment. Equipping workforces and companies in the metal sectors to meet the challenges arising from globalization and the need to cope with ever faster technological and organizational changes is of vital importance in this context.

For more information, contact Andrea Husen-Bradley or Isabelle Barthes, Senior Advisers.

14/01/2010

CEEMET-EMF Social Dialogue Committee kick-off meeting

Brussels, 14 January 2010

The meeting will start with a formal constituent meeting of the social dialogue committee and continues with the official inauguration ceremony with presentations from social partners.

Joint Statement on the Crisis Affecting the Metalworking Sector

The "Joint Statement on the Crisis Affecting the Metalworking Sector" (translated in English language) signed on 2 December 2009 by FIM-CISL and UILM-UIL with FEDERMECCANICA and ASSISTAL (Italian CEEMET' members).

Approved documents

Documents approved by the EMF Executive Committee on 13-14 June 2006:

Developments regarding co-operation with CEEMET - Mandate
Developments regarding co-operation with CEEMET – Work programme

Skills shortages

FINAL DOCUMENT
MAJOR OUTCOME FROM THE EXCHANGE OF NATIONAL EXAMPLES AT THE WEM-EMF AD HOC WORKING GROUP
JANUARY 2003

January 2003: WEM-EMF AD-HOC WORKING GROUP

FINAL DOCUMENT
MAJOR OUTCOME FROM THE EXCHANGE OF NATIONAL EXAMPLES AT THE WEM-EMF AD HOC WORKING GROUP
JANUARY 2003

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