Reconnaissance de représentativité et quête de reconnaissance. Le cas de l'Organisation des transporteurs routiers européens

Stéphane Carré

Travail et Emploi, 2012, vol. n° 131, issue 3, 65-74

Abstract: One of the main concerns of the OTRE ? an employers? organization of the road sector set up in 2000 after an internal conflict within the National Federation of Road Transport (FNTR) ? has been for ten years its quest for the official recognition of its representativeness. As a matter of fact, achieving recognition would empower it to take part in collective bargaining in sectoral joint commissions. During the same period, the OTRE focused its claims on the French state road policy, a line of conduct which didn?t seem to have any close connection with a possible recognition of its representativeness by the state. Yet, it appears that such recognition enables it to fully take part in institutional or informal consultations the French administration initiates about road policies.

Keywords: employers' organisation; road sector; representativeness; statutory recognition (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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