Norvēģijas arodbiedrības kolēģu pieredze cienīga darba veicināšanā pedagogiem
Bjørnar Mjøen, Norvēģijas Izglītības darbinieku Finnmark arodorganizācijas priekšsēdētājas vietnieks
09.10.2013. www.lizda.lv
3. The Nordic
Model
In the early 1930s, the three-part-system was
introduced: trade unions – employers’ unions –
government
This partnership negotiates the terms
regulating the workplace among themselves,
rather than the terms being imposed by law.
4. The first Basic
Agreement
The first basic agreement was signed in 1935
between theWorkers “Confederation ofTrade
Unions” and Norwegian Employers' Association.
This Basic Agreement marks the transition from
turmoil to more peaceful conditions in the labor
market in Norway.
5. The Basic
Agreement
One main objective of the Basic
Agreement, is to create the best possible
basis for partnership between employers
and employees at all levels.
Another objective of the Basic
Agreement is that employers and
employees treat each other as equals.
6. The Basic
Agreement
The Basic Agreement regulates:
Collective bargain system
Disputes
Participations
Co-determinations
Union representatives’ rights
8. Decent work
Our definisions of decent work:
Co-determination
Salary agreement
Working time agreement
Sick pay
Insurance
Pension
Disability pension
Different leaves of absence (e.g. maternity
leave, educational leave, welfare leave and more)
Vacations
Working Environment Act
9. Our experience
with present
framework
Adequate framework regarding
agreements, laws and regulations, but:
Shortage of economic resources in public sector
Local interpretations of the framework
Shortage of qualified teachers
Political interference with professional autonomy –
testing, reporting, bureaucracy
Employer's management authority