Social dialogue in postal services in Asia and the Pacific: final report of the ILO-UPU Joint Regional Seminar, Bangkok, 23-26 May 2000

John Myers

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Examines experiences with reforms in the postal sector, the need for social dialogue, and role of social partners (incl. UPU and UNI-Postal). Covers modernization, managing change, and impact of growth in electronic communications and banking services on working conditions. Includes the results of a questionnaire survey among the participants on the seminar.

Keywords: postal service; telecommunications.; specific industry restructuring; social pact.; structural change; modernization.; computerization; globalization; management; conditions of employment; working conditions; banking; labour relations; trade union role.; role of ILO.; questionnaire; service postal; télécommunications; restructuration par branche d'industrie; pacte social; changement structurel; modernisation; informatisation; mondialisation; gestion; conditions d'emploi; conditions de travail; activité bancaire; relations de travail; rôle du syndicat; rôle de l'OIT; questionnaire; servicio postal; telecomunicaciones; reestructuración de una rama industrial; pacto social; cambio estructural; modernización; computerización; globalización; administración; condiciones de empleo; condiciones de trabajo; actividad bancaria; relaciones laborales; papel del sindicato; papel de la OIT; cuestionario (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 36 pages
Date: 2001
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