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The Central Organization of Industrial Employees in Denmark

INDUSTRI. The Central Organization of Industrial Employees in Denmark. Henrik Kjærgaard Deputy head of department hek@co-industri.dk. CO-industri. Cartel for 9 trade unions Collective Bargaining with Dansk Industri (The Confederation of Danish Industries)

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The Central Organization of Industrial Employees in Denmark

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  1. INDUSTRI The Central Organization of Industrial Employees in Denmark

  2. Henrik Kjærgaard Deputy head of department hek@co-industri.dk

  3. CO-industri • Cartel for 9 trade unions • Collective Bargaining with Dansk Industri • (The Confederation of Danish Industries) • 6000 companies / 225.000 employees • 13 per cent of all employees in Denmark • 85 per cent member of a trade union

  4. Cand 2-3 3-5 Bachelor 3 GUV EUD 3 1 9 1

  5. Educations LVU MVU KVU AUM GYU EUD

  6. AMU – (The Danish Vocational and Training System) • Further training • Unskilled • Skilled • Technicians 2006 – 8956 trainees – 2008 – 10184 trainees • Control = Government + the two sides of industry • All employers are paying in average 530 DKK per year per employee

  7. AMU - Unemployeed • Right to 6 weeks education - AMU • Right to • Social benefit – 3335 DKK per week • Paid transport • Course charge paid according to agreement

  8. AMU - Employeed • No maximum in number of weeks • Relevant to the company • The company will receive 3335 DKK per week / 91 DKK/per hour – and paid transport • Employee ”full payment” 150 DKK per hour

  9. AMU - Employeed – own wishes • Off according to agreement with the company • The employee gets 3335 DKK per week • Paid transport • Has to pay a charge of 500 / 750 DKK per week

  10. CO – DI agreement Self-elected education • Right to 2 weeks off per year to education • No demand of relevance to the company – but to the employees or one of the 6000 member companies of DI

  11. Financial circumstances • The companies are paying to a fund as following: • 260 DKK per employee in 2008 • 520 DKK per employee in 2009 • In total about 125 million DKK in 2009 • 5000 DKK per week = 25,000 weeks = 652 annual trainees

  12. The Fund - employee • Is paying to a self elected education • Is paying 3335 DKK per week and up to 85 per cent / 91 DKK - 125-150 DKK per hour • Is paying a possible course charge

  13. The Fund - • Money to carring out a drive – more training to employees • Money to other kind of education than AMU – for instance private course offers, courses in other countries etc. • Will become Denmark´s largest fund !!!

  14. Only the best companies – from an employee point of view – will not be missing working power in the future

  15. ”Every metal working employee must learn a foreign language and to play a music instrument” • Former Union President, • Danish Metalworkers´Union • Georg Poulsen

  16. INDUSTRI The Central Organization of Industrial Employees in Denmark

  17. Tabel 2.1 Andele af beskæftigelsen, 6 uddannelsesgrupper, 1980-2002 Kilde: Egne beregninger på IDA-databasen, Danmarks Statistik. 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2002 Pct. Grundskole 47,1 42,8 37,9 32,6 28,7 27,1 Gymnasiel 4,8 6,1 7,0 8,6 9,5 9,1 Faglært 33,1 34,6 36,5 37,4 37,9 38,2 KVU 3,0 3,3 3,6 4,2 4,3 4,6 MVU 9,0 9,8 10,9 12,2 13,8 14,6 LVU 3,0 3,5 4,1 5,0 5,8 6,3 Total 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0

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