Project : starting realities 1.Good SD cooperation between European Social Partners (industriAll Europe, Euratex, Cotance). Long standing experience.

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Project : starting realities 1.Good SD cooperation between European Social Partners (industriAll Europe, Euratex, Cotance). Long standing experience. 2.Previous projects on ‘national observatories’ – but no interaction yet 3.Labour market issues (aging workforce, lack of new skilled workers, skills mismatch, …) > pressure on companies and industry 4.Public image of the sector (future of the sector in Europe, working conditions, …) 5.‘New skills for new jobs’ EU employment strategy

Expected results 1. Update of the analysis of the national observatories (ISP’s) on employment and training in the TCL sectors 2. Networking between observatories leading to a EU TCL Skills Council 3. Creation of platform of data, best practices, innovative tools. Definition of services to be provided by the network. Creating joint initiatives 4. Design and development of ICT infrastructure and tools, based on an open community portal. ICT includes job intervieuws, Wiki tool, … 5. Create more visibility for the topics (skills & competences) and the sectors

On site visits6 observatories visited Activities 2011 Update of the in depth analysis of the existing observatories Structured information obtained Formal letters of intent New observatory established for the Italian tanning sector

Activities 2011 : creation of website, identity – logo, video, leaflet 06 Deecember 2011 : Creation of EU TCL Sector Skills Council

Activities 2012 : first year of the EU TCL Skills Council -Statutes between SP have been signed (March 2012) : definition of Board members, EU TCL Skills Council members, Associate members -4 reports requested by the European Commission (finished) -Three meetings EU TCL Skills Council (April – September – December) - Final Conference : December 2012 (presentation reports, new video, …) -Final report : definition of policy recommendations for European Commission / national governements / social partners / other stakeholders (see presetation Stephanie Le Berre)

Activities 2013 : Second year of the EU TCL Skills Council -Extent the TCL Skills Council (by SP) to more countries -Providing budgets for bi/tri-lateral initiatives between national observatories -Having at least one general activity for the associate members and the EU TCL Skills Council -Further development of the ICT Tools -Update of the 4 reports (2012) -Working on Policy Recommendations