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Last week, on September 13-14, the CESI Youth Board gathered in Palermo, Italy, for its second meeting. A productive exchange of experiences and ideas was conducted among the members, who reported on past activities and constructed plans for future endeavours.
Sara Rinaudo from CESI’s Italian affiliate Confsal was elected a new member and welcomed to the Board as a new active voice for young trade unionists in Italy.
The Board also set up plans for an active and systematic participation of Board members in the different bodies and organs of CESI and for a broad participation of CESI Youth affiliates in the various activities and projects of the CESI Youth.
During the meeting plans were drawn up for a dedicated CESI Youth European Election Campaign as well as for a new project to gather opinions and positions of young trade unionists on ‘The future of work’.
The Board reiterated its motivation towards a dissemination, via its activities, of values such as democracy and equality as well as the promotion of civic participation of young people in the European and national spheres.
The CESI Youth thanks ANIEF, an affiliate of CESI’s Italian member organisation CISAL, for hosting and co-organising this Board meeting.
Picture: The CESI Youth Board in session © CESI 2018
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