The perspective for sustainable employment in Rail, rolling stock and infra producers. How the industrial change will influence European employment and competence base

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Adopted on 27/10/2011
Reference
CCMI/89-EESC-2011-1599
Opinion Type
Own-initiative
Rapporteur
Mr Curtis
Workers - GR II
United Kingdom
Co-rapporteur
Ms Hrušecká
Workers - GR II
Slovakia
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On 23 June, the CCMI has organised a mini hearing on the subject:

"The prospects for sustainable employment in rail, rolling stock and infrastructure: how industrial change will influence the European employment and skills base?"

The Power Point presentations from this minihearing can be found below.

Downloads

  • The prospects for sustainable employment in rail, rolling stock and infrastructure: how industrial change will influence the European employment and skills base - Mr Jean-Paul Preumont, Social Affairs Adviser of the CER- Community of European Railways
  • The prospects for sustainable employment in rail, rolling stock and infrastructure - Mr Lahcen Rachidi, Sales & Development Director at AKKA Technologies, Engineering and Technology Consultancy
  • The prospects of employment in the European rail industry - Mr Michael Clausecker, Director-General of UNIFE- Association of the European Rail Industry

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