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On November 30, 2023, CESI successfully concluded its last board meeting for the year. The meeting marked a significant moment for the organisation as it addressed key issues and set the direction for the upcoming year.
On November 30, 2023, CESI successfully concluded its last board meeting for the year. The meeting marked a significant moment for the organisation as it addressed key issues and set the direction for the upcoming year.
The members of CESI’s Board exchanged on a series of timely issues including the review of the year 2023 and the outlook for 2024, needs and demands of workers in the Member States, social dialogue developments, and the new positions of CESI.
Reports from the Chairs of CESI’s commissions and expert commissions added depth to the discussions, highlighting the multifaceted work carried out by CESI.
CESI Youth, an integral part of the organisation, presented its activity report and outlook for 2024, underscoring the commitment to representing the interests of younger members.
Overall, the success of the board meeting reflects CESI’s dedication to trade union pluralism, non-partisanship, and the advancement of workers’ rights across Europe. CESI remains steadfast in its commitment to a European social model based on solidarity and subsidiarity, advocating for the principles of freedom, democracy, and social justice.
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