Social Dialogue in the Slovak Republic

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Social Dialogue in the Slovak Republic Juraj Ťapák Section of ESF management Cyprus, June 2009

Main Goals To support all forms of social dialogue Tripartite on the national, sector, regional (local) levels Bipartite on the industrial (sector), corporate (organizations) levels To strengthen existing institutional forms of social dialogue Improving solutions for specific issues in the area of economic and social development (area of the labour market) decreasing existing regional differences increasing social cohesion of regions lagging behind To support expert capacities of social partners on all levels quantitatively and qualitatively

Specific Objectives Build the Social Dialogue Centre analyses, studies, counseling, documentation activities, platform for solving crises in social dialogue, training activities, conferences, … Build an active space for discussions, bargaining between social partners and SR institutions affecting the policy of the labour market Support for establishing and operating the coordination centre network for social dialogue on the regional level Establish support mechanisms for training structures in social dialogue Establish support mechanisms for generating the interest of employers and employees in social dialogue

Implementation Method the national SVK and BSR project Project Financing Operation Programme Employment and Social Inclusion Priority Axis 3: Support of Employment, Social Inclusion and Building Capacities in the BSR – 11.14 % Priority Axis 4: Building Capacities and Enhancement of the Quality of General Government - 88.86 %

Project Preparation Process Step 1 Defining the requirements of social partners for the content of the national project Step 2 Defining the preparation working group represented by: employers – the Association of Employers’ Unions and Associations, the National Union of Employers, the Association of Towns and Municipalities of Slovakia trade unions Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Family of the Slovak Republic team project manager responsible for procedures, team experts responsible for content

Project Implementation Time Horizon

Basic Aspirations of the Project Content Activity No.1: Defining the current state of Social Dialogue in the SR Activity No.2: Building the Social Dialogue Centre organizational manual, statutes and working and content links Activity No.3: Activities of the Social Dialogue Centre Sections: Analytical-research, Social Partnership, Support for Establishing, Operating and Stabilizing Regional Structures Training in the area of bargaining, designing of collective agreements of all degrees, etc. Counseling activities for the legislative and legal areas, Activities in the area of economic and social development Activity No.4: Social Dialogue Public Portal in the Slovak Republic

Principle of Partnership = equal participation in: national project preparation, managing posts in the national project, using financial sources acquired from the ESF non-repayable financial contribution.

Project Budget Overall volume of the national project approximately 10.5 mil. EUR Direct activities evenly distributed among the partners of the tripartite actively involved in Social Dialogue in the SR: 33.4 % employers 33.4 % trade unions 33.2 % state

Project Success Indicators Analyses, research, surveys and studies (even distribution) employers – 33.4% of the volume of funds planned for the activity – anticipated design of at least 9 materials trade unions – 33.4 % of the volume of funds planned for the activity – anticipated design of at least 9 materials public institutions – 33.2 % of volume of funds planned for the activity – anticipated design of at least 9 materials design of 3 comprehensive materials through the synthesis of partial materials from partners design of 2 national documents as a recommendation of the governmental tripartite

Project Success Indicators Support for the Establishment, Operation and Sustaining of Regional Structures: Ensuring of IT, a necessary link to the public portal, labour costs, training and consulting activities. the support of at least 50 employers’ organizations resolving issues of social dialogue and members of social dialogue in the SR the support of at least 50 trade union organizations involved in social dialogue in the SR

Project Success Indicators Training in the Area of Bargaining and Topics of Collective Agreements of All Degrees Training of at least 10 bargainers on the national level 30 bargainers on the sector level 70 bargainers on the corporate level Design of basic training topics for social dialogue e-learning training on the public portal

Project Success Indicators Counseling Activities for the Legislative and Legal Areas establishment of a national database in electronic form and hard copy for all types of collective agreements of all degrees creation of an archive of the largest possible number of concluded collective agreements of all degrees building of the interactive electronic information centre at the Social Dialogue public portal

Project Success Indicators Building of Our Own Coordination Unit of Social Dialogue in the SR permanent staffing of professionals for the management of processes permanent communication with the expert public and professional representatives regarding social dialogue issues creating prequalifications for the permanent sustainability of the coordination unit operations by creating financing from multiple sources

Project Success Indicators Establishment, Fulfillment and Sustainability of the SR Social Dialogue Public Portal enabling access to all designed documents to the broad expert public and direct involved parties of social dialogue in the SR creating space for complementing knowledge for individual bargainers in form of e-learning training regular monitoring of basic topics for directly involved parties of social dialogue discussion forum information on the members of individual partners - employers, trade unions, the state direct support of public discussions on resolving possible issues before their occurrence and the proposal of possible methods for their solution information centres according to the needs of the members of social dialogue,...

Risks to Project Success shortage of funds for permanent sustainability within the framework of combined follow-up financing rapid political changes in the basic aspirations of the state in resolving the issues of the tripartite non-transparent representativeness of representatives in the tripartite on the governmental level and thus affecting the correct relationships on the horizontal, regional and local levels

Juraj Ťapák Section for ESF Management Ministery of labour Slovak Repulic juraj.tapak@employment.gov.sk