Come to the global union climate conference

The International Trade Union Congress (ITUC) are hosting an international climate summit for 200 trade unionists from all over the world in Paris on the 14th and 15th of September. The climate jobs campaigns in several countries will be part of the conference, and we urge any trade unionists interested in the idea of climate jobs to come.

The details of the call from the ITUC are:

“Trade Union Climate Summit – will you be there?

Paris, 14 – 15 September 2015

Is this you ? Climate change is your concern and a just transition to a zero carbon economy is a struggle you are passionate about. Your union has taken a commitment to support climate action and you have plans or ideas for union actions in the fight to ‘decarbonise’ our world.

If you want to come to the conference what you need to do is:

Send an email to Anabella.rosemberg@ituc-csi.org, and include the following:

Your name, your union, and your country.

And indicate that the leadership of your union supports your nomination as a delegate.

There will be some support for a small number of delegates but the support of your union would be necessary.”

We expect there are likely to be more than 200 people who want to be delegates. If so, the organisers will select people with an eye to a balance of countries and between the global south and the global north, and get back to you with an invitation by the end of June.

The climate jobs campaigns will also be having a get together all day on Sunday 13 September in Paris to compare our experiences in building different campaigns.

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2 thoughts on “Come to the global union climate conference

  1. You write to the email given above, Anabella.rosemberg@ituc-csi.org. You tell Anabella you want to come, what your union is, and what country, and that you have the approval of your union leadership. Then you go on a list of people who have expressed an interest, but if we get more than 200 on the list only some people will be invited. I will email you about it too, Tony.

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