Fifteenth Meeting of the
TASK FORCE TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN TOURISM
London, 8 November 2004
filcams for uita fifteenth meeting task force
Gabriele Guglielmi
FILCAMS-CGIL Nazionale e del PIEMONTE
Costituzione del Coordinamento Politiche Internazionali
Torino- venerdì 12 ottobre 2012
Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
Coordinatore delle Politiche Internazionali della FILCAMS
Indice
Attività svolta dalla Filcams nel 2009
Le Organizzazioni Sindacali Internazionali di riferimento della Filcams
Come sono strutturate le Organizzazioni Sindacali Internazionali
La dimensione europea e il Dialogo Sociale
I Comitati Aziendali Europei
22 GENNAIO 2002
Terziarizzazione dell’economia e trasformazione dei servizi privati
realizzato da Lorenzo Birindelli e Clemente Tartaglione
con la collaborazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
presentazione di Ivano Corraini
INDICE
principali tendenze evolutive in Italia e in Europa
1 Tendenze della terziarizzazione in Italia
2 Sviluppo dei servizi nelle economie avanzate
3 Un nuovo processo di terziarizzazione dell’economia italiana che prende forma
a partire dai primi anni novanta
4 Struttura delle imprese dei servizi in Italia e in Europa
5 Terziarizzazione del mercato del lavoro: un processo europeo
6 Terziarizzazione e occupazione femminile, diffusione di forme di impiego non tradizionale in Italia e in Europa
7 Effetti della terziarizzazione in Italia
8 Terziarizzazione del mercato del lavoro: aspetti salienti della situazione italiana
Capitolo 2
Occupazione, retribuzioni, produttività e costo del lavoro nei comparti di “Area Filcams” della contabilità nazionale
1 Occupazione
2 Produttività del lavoro
3 Retribuzioni di fatto e slittamento salariale
4 Costo del lavoro dipendente e produttività del lavoro
Capitolo 3
Struttura dimensionale, distribuzione territoriale e articolazione di comparto delle imprese e occupati del terziario privato di “Area Filcams”
1 Tendenze evolutive nel terziario privato; composizione geografica e di comparto
nei settori del commercio, turismo e servizi
1 . 1 I mutamenti occupazionali attraverso un’analisi di comparto per i settori
del commercio e servizi
2 I settori attraverso un’analisi dell’articolazione dell’occupazione dipendente
per dimensione d’impresa e area geografica
2 . 1 Lavoratori dipendenti nel commercio
2 . 2 Lavoratori dipendenti nel turismo
2 . 3 Lavoratori dipendenti nei servizi
Turismo per tutti, qualità e accessibilità dei servizi turistici
Un’opportunità per i clienti e gli operatori
CECINA - VILLA GINORI - 27 – 28 SETTEMBRE 2007
Intervento di Gabriele Guglielmi, Presidente EBNT (Ente Bilaterale Nazionale del Turismo)
The document summarizes the results of surveys conducted by the EBNT Observatory on efforts to combat child sex tourism in the Italian tourism industry. Key findings include:
- While Italian law prohibits sex crimes abroad, only 73% of Italian tour operators inform customers and just 15% work to ensure supplier compliance. Monitoring and enforcement is lacking.
- Similar surveys of French, German and British operators found even lower rates of training employees, informing customers, and engaging suppliers on the issue.
- Surveys of Italian airports, airlines and hotel chains also revealed low levels of action against sex tourism. Further efforts are needed across the European tourism industry to protect children.
1st Conference of Southern Europe Tourism Trade Unions GABRIELE GUGLIELMI
2005 09 29 Cipro mediterranean conference
1st Conference of Southern Europe Tourism Trade Unions
La stagionalità nel Turismo Italiano
a cura di Filcams CGIL Fisascat CISL Uiltucs Uil
Work Shop MuMMIA - Madrid -
Multisectoral Multinationals Managing Information&Consultation Agreements
Facilitare i processi di negoziazione con le aziende transnazionali/multisettoriali
Martedì 20 novembre 2012
Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
In tutti i Paesi i Sindacati dei Servizi, del Commercio, del Turismo sanno dove è la foce del fiume e sanno se è a delta o estuario ma, spesso, è difficile conoscere la montagna dove é la sorgente e quali affluenti, laghi e terre ha incontrato il fiume lungo il suo percorso.
Sanno se una TNC svolge una sola o più attività sul nostro territorio e nei nostri settori, ma è più difficile risalire alla Casa Madre, spesso parte di un Gruppo, che, ad es., ha il Quartier Generale in USA, le produzioni in Asia, la distribuzione e l’assistenza in molti paesi, anche dell’Europa.
E’ indispensabile sapere in quali Paesi, ma anche in quali diversi settori è presente quella TNC così da poter coinvolgere le Federazioni Europee ed anche le Federazioni Sindacali dei Paesi coinvolti al fine di costituire l’Alleanza Sindacale che sta alla base di ogni possibile accordo collettivo, compresi quelli per la formazione dei CAE.
FILCAMS-CGIL Nazionale e del PIEMONTE
Costituzione del Coordinamento Politiche Internazionali
Torino- venerdì 12 ottobre 2012
Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
Coordinatore delle Politiche Internazionali della FILCAMS
Indice
Attività svolta dalla Filcams nel 2009
Le Organizzazioni Sindacali Internazionali di riferimento della Filcams
Come sono strutturate le Organizzazioni Sindacali Internazionali
La dimensione europea e il Dialogo Sociale
I Comitati Aziendali Europei
22 GENNAIO 2002
Terziarizzazione dell’economia e trasformazione dei servizi privati
realizzato da Lorenzo Birindelli e Clemente Tartaglione
con la collaborazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
presentazione di Ivano Corraini
INDICE
principali tendenze evolutive in Italia e in Europa
1 Tendenze della terziarizzazione in Italia
2 Sviluppo dei servizi nelle economie avanzate
3 Un nuovo processo di terziarizzazione dell’economia italiana che prende forma
a partire dai primi anni novanta
4 Struttura delle imprese dei servizi in Italia e in Europa
5 Terziarizzazione del mercato del lavoro: un processo europeo
6 Terziarizzazione e occupazione femminile, diffusione di forme di impiego non tradizionale in Italia e in Europa
7 Effetti della terziarizzazione in Italia
8 Terziarizzazione del mercato del lavoro: aspetti salienti della situazione italiana
Capitolo 2
Occupazione, retribuzioni, produttività e costo del lavoro nei comparti di “Area Filcams” della contabilità nazionale
1 Occupazione
2 Produttività del lavoro
3 Retribuzioni di fatto e slittamento salariale
4 Costo del lavoro dipendente e produttività del lavoro
Capitolo 3
Struttura dimensionale, distribuzione territoriale e articolazione di comparto delle imprese e occupati del terziario privato di “Area Filcams”
1 Tendenze evolutive nel terziario privato; composizione geografica e di comparto
nei settori del commercio, turismo e servizi
1 . 1 I mutamenti occupazionali attraverso un’analisi di comparto per i settori
del commercio e servizi
2 I settori attraverso un’analisi dell’articolazione dell’occupazione dipendente
per dimensione d’impresa e area geografica
2 . 1 Lavoratori dipendenti nel commercio
2 . 2 Lavoratori dipendenti nel turismo
2 . 3 Lavoratori dipendenti nei servizi
Turismo per tutti, qualità e accessibilità dei servizi turistici
Un’opportunità per i clienti e gli operatori
CECINA - VILLA GINORI - 27 – 28 SETTEMBRE 2007
Intervento di Gabriele Guglielmi, Presidente EBNT (Ente Bilaterale Nazionale del Turismo)
The document summarizes the results of surveys conducted by the EBNT Observatory on efforts to combat child sex tourism in the Italian tourism industry. Key findings include:
- While Italian law prohibits sex crimes abroad, only 73% of Italian tour operators inform customers and just 15% work to ensure supplier compliance. Monitoring and enforcement is lacking.
- Similar surveys of French, German and British operators found even lower rates of training employees, informing customers, and engaging suppliers on the issue.
- Surveys of Italian airports, airlines and hotel chains also revealed low levels of action against sex tourism. Further efforts are needed across the European tourism industry to protect children.
1st Conference of Southern Europe Tourism Trade Unions GABRIELE GUGLIELMI
2005 09 29 Cipro mediterranean conference
1st Conference of Southern Europe Tourism Trade Unions
La stagionalità nel Turismo Italiano
a cura di Filcams CGIL Fisascat CISL Uiltucs Uil
Work Shop MuMMIA - Madrid -
Multisectoral Multinationals Managing Information&Consultation Agreements
Facilitare i processi di negoziazione con le aziende transnazionali/multisettoriali
Martedì 20 novembre 2012
Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
In tutti i Paesi i Sindacati dei Servizi, del Commercio, del Turismo sanno dove è la foce del fiume e sanno se è a delta o estuario ma, spesso, è difficile conoscere la montagna dove é la sorgente e quali affluenti, laghi e terre ha incontrato il fiume lungo il suo percorso.
Sanno se una TNC svolge una sola o più attività sul nostro territorio e nei nostri settori, ma è più difficile risalire alla Casa Madre, spesso parte di un Gruppo, che, ad es., ha il Quartier Generale in USA, le produzioni in Asia, la distribuzione e l’assistenza in molti paesi, anche dell’Europa.
E’ indispensabile sapere in quali Paesi, ma anche in quali diversi settori è presente quella TNC così da poter coinvolgere le Federazioni Europee ed anche le Federazioni Sindacali dei Paesi coinvolti al fine di costituire l’Alleanza Sindacale che sta alla base di ogni possibile accordo collettivo, compresi quelli per la formazione dei CAE.
Progetto DOTEC, Madrid presentazione di gabriele guglielmi Filcams
INDICE
1. IL SETTORE TURISTICO IN ITALIA
2. LA CRISI ECONOMICO FINANZIARIA E IL TURISMO
3. GOVERNO MONTI E SPENDING REVIEW
4. IL DIALOGO SOCIALE
5. OCCUPAZIONE DI QUALITA’
14th TASK FORCE FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN TO...GABRIELE GUGLIELMI
2004 03 13
14th TASK FORCE FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN TOURISM
Berlin Presentation by Gabriele Guglielmi Filcams CGIL - IUF UITA
Osservatorio sul Turismo crocieristico nel MediterraneoGABRIELE GUGLIELMI
A cura di SL&A e EBNT, Presentazione dei risultati dell'Osservatorio sul Turismo crocieristico nel Mediterraneo; Conferenza IUF-UITA di Istambul 17-18 maggio 2010, Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi, Presidente EBNT
Progetto Europeo SAFE HOST, meeting di impostazione del progetto GABRIELE GUGLIELMI
SAFE HOST “Sostegno ai partner sociali europei nella lotta contro lo sfruttamento sessuale dei bambini nel turismo”
VS/2012/0405 Incontro iniziale del Comitato Direttivo del progetto
Roma18/01/2013 EBNT Via Lucullo 3 – 00187 Rome (ITA)
Gabriele Guglielmi, Filcams CGIL
Indice
Programma
Settore del turismo
Passi principali
Osservatorio EBNT
Progetto Safe Host
Compiti dei parnter
Politiche internazionali: azione sindacale internazionale finanziata
1° seminario
"Introduzione alla progettazione europea ed internazionale per il Sindacato“
Bologna, 21/10/10
Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
Coordinatore delle Politiche Internazionali della FILCAMS
Coordinamento nazionale delegati/e AUTOGRILL in preparazione della Piattaform...GABRIELE GUGLIELMI
2005 07 14 coordinamento unitario autogrill 2005 per il contratto integrativo aziendale
FILCAMS FISASCAT UILTUCS
Coordinamento nazionale delegati/e AUTOGRILL
in preparazione della Piattaforma per il rinnovo del CIA
relazione gabriele guglielmi
ITALIA: RISTORAZIONE IN CONCESSIONE FOCUS SU STRADE E AUTOSTRADEGABRIELE GUGLIELMI
ITALIA: RISTORAZIONE IN CONCESSIONE FOCUS SU STRADE E AUTOSTRADE
Comunicazione di: Gabriele Guglielmi – FILCAMS-CGIL
(Sintesi: dallo studio di SL&A per Filcams CGIL)
Meeting Workshop dedicated to the onboard catering activities of Cremonini Group
10-11 April 2013 - Holborn Unite - Council Chambers 1- London
The Sustainable Development: the Role of the Social PartnersGABRIELE GUGLIELMI
The document discusses sustainable tourism and the role of social partners like trade unions. It summarizes the position of various organizations on ensuring social sustainability in the tourism industry. This includes promoting acceptable working conditions, fair pay, training opportunities, and recognizing trade unions. It also describes some projects by trade unions to monitor corporate social responsibility practices and their impact on employment quality.
The document discusses phase 2 of the SAFE HOST project, which aims to implement tools against sexual exploitation of children in European travel and tourism. Phase 2 will expand the scope to include more transportation sectors and languages in online training for workers. It will establish partnerships between institutions, NGOs, unions and companies on a single platform. The project coordinator is launching a promotional campaign to disseminate a multilingual online training course for tourism workers, especially in high risk destinations. They are asking IUF/UITA for support in promoting the campaign logo and disseminating materials to affiliates and workers.
Sexual tourism against minors is a world plague that encompasses mainly the south east Asian region, Latin America, Africa and eastern Europe. Western countries are those which register the biggest outgoing fluxes. Sexual tourists abuse of the common channels and networks of tourism to reach their victims. Companies and workers in the sector may play an important role in the prevention and struggle against this practice. To be able to do this, they must learn how to identify and prevent it, they need to possess the knowledge and skills to identify it and have the tools to actively prevent those who exploit and those that make use of this practice from making use of tourist services to reach their victims. To Favor the establishment of a permanent social dialogue platform for tourism, encouraging the exchange and synergies between social parts throughout the whole supply chain, starting from the exchange of actions for the fight against child exploitation in the tourism sector, and the adoption of Directive 2011/92/EU. Analyze the ways in which services and tourism channels are used for illegal aims and identify changes linked with use of information and communication technologies. Evaluate good practices that social parts, individually or jointly, have enacted to prevent and fight against this phenomenon. Equip the tourism industry with innovative and practical tools for the struggle against child sexual exploitation throughout the whole supply chain.
Il turismo sessuale a danno dei minori è una piaga mondiale che attanaglia in modo particolare Sud-est asiatico, America Latina, Africa ed Europa orientale. I paesi occidentali sono quelli da cui si registrano i maggiori flussi in partenza. I turisti sessuali abusano dei canali e delle reti del turismo per raggiungere le loro vittime. Imprese e lavoratori del settore possono giocare un ruolo prezioso per prevenire e contrastare il fenomeno. Per farlo essi devono imparare a riconoscerlo e a prevenirlo, devono cioè avere le conoscenze e le competenze per identificarlo ed essere dotati di strumenti concreti per impedire a sfruttatori e clienti di utilizzare i servizi turistici per raggiungere le loro vittime. Favorire l’istituzione del tavolo di dialogo sociale europeo del turismo incoraggiando gli scambi e le sinergie tra gli attori sociali di tutta la filiera, a partire dalla condivisione di azioni per la lotta allo sfruttamento sessuale dei minori nel turismo e l’attuazione della Direttiva 2011/92/UE sul tema.Analizzare le modalità con cui i servizi e i canali del turismo vengono utilizzati per scopi impropri e identificare i cambiamenti legati all’uso delle tecnologie di informazione e comunicazione Censire le buone pratiche che le parti sociali individualmente o collegialmente hanno messo in campo per prevenire e contrastare il fenomeno. Dotare l’industria del turismo di strumenti innovativi e pratici per il contrasto allo sfruttamento sessuale dei minori lungo tutta la filiera
SAFE HOSTJoint action for implementing and disseminating tools against sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism in and from Europe
Gabriele Guglielmi, FILCAMS CGIL ITB Berlin on 6 March 2015
SAFE HOST “Supporting European Social Partners to combat sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism”
VS/2012/0405
2nd Steering Committee meeting of the Project
Madrid, 16 April 2013
UNWTO – United Nations World Tourism Organisation
Capitan Haya 42 - 28020 Madrid
Gabriele Guglielmi, Filcams CGIL
The document summarizes meetings and events for the SAFE HOST project, which aims to combat sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism. Upcoming meetings in April and May 2013 are listed in Brussels, Florence, Geneva, and Bologna. Future meetings are planned in September and October 2013 to discuss policies on protecting children and activities of the ETLC and EFFAT organizations. The Safe Host project will be discussed at an EFFAT Executive Committee meeting in June 2013.
Presentation by Luca Pastorelli (President, DIESIS) on the occasion of the SOC section hearing on Migrant entrepreneurs’ contribution to the EU economy on 24.11.2011 in the framework of the Permanent Study Group on Immigration and Integration.
This document discusses the SAFE HOST project which aims to combat sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism. It is supported by the European Commission and involves European social partners in the tourism industry. The project aims to identify best practices, promote networking, and strengthen policies to prevent child sex tourism in accordance with European Directive 2011/92/EU. It will develop tools like data collection forms, training materials, and guidelines to protect minor employees and clients from abuse across the tourism sector supply chain.
This document describes the Tourist on the Move project which aims to develop a mobile app to provide tourists with localized information about outdoor and natural activities across Italy and France. The project involves technology partners, institutions, and end user associations from both countries. It will build upon existing mobile apps to aggregate localized information from different regions and include new communities over time. Public supporters and end user associations will test the effectiveness of the new services in a living lab environment. The goal is to match tourist needs and wishes with local offerings in a sustainable model accessible through mobile devices.
Conferenza Desur 25 sett2013 su Responsabilità Sociale dìImpresa nelle PMIUmberto Mezzacapo
This document summarizes Italy and Emilia-Romagna's CSR frameworks. It provides background on Italy's socio-economic context, including key industries and its large number of SMEs. It then outlines the evolution of CSR in Italy from early academic insights to current laws and standards. It discusses public and private CSR initiatives and organizations. It also summarizes Emilia-Romagna's socio-demographic features as the region where this meeting is taking place, including its population statistics and role as an important trading junction.
This document summarizes a webinar discussing steps towards a post-COVID-19 digital society and open innovation for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Europe. The webinar features presentations from organizations in Italy, Spain, and Europe on how their local ecosystems have responded to COVID-19 and their visions for the future digital society. Panelists discuss examples of urban regeneration projects, digital gastronomy initiatives, and European Commission programs supporting business innovation. The webinar aims to explore opportunities for SMEs through open innovation as societies transition to a post-pandemic digital future.
Progetto DOTEC, Madrid presentazione di gabriele guglielmi Filcams
INDICE
1. IL SETTORE TURISTICO IN ITALIA
2. LA CRISI ECONOMICO FINANZIARIA E IL TURISMO
3. GOVERNO MONTI E SPENDING REVIEW
4. IL DIALOGO SOCIALE
5. OCCUPAZIONE DI QUALITA’
14th TASK FORCE FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN TO...GABRIELE GUGLIELMI
2004 03 13
14th TASK FORCE FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN TOURISM
Berlin Presentation by Gabriele Guglielmi Filcams CGIL - IUF UITA
Osservatorio sul Turismo crocieristico nel MediterraneoGABRIELE GUGLIELMI
A cura di SL&A e EBNT, Presentazione dei risultati dell'Osservatorio sul Turismo crocieristico nel Mediterraneo; Conferenza IUF-UITA di Istambul 17-18 maggio 2010, Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi, Presidente EBNT
Progetto Europeo SAFE HOST, meeting di impostazione del progetto GABRIELE GUGLIELMI
SAFE HOST “Sostegno ai partner sociali europei nella lotta contro lo sfruttamento sessuale dei bambini nel turismo”
VS/2012/0405 Incontro iniziale del Comitato Direttivo del progetto
Roma18/01/2013 EBNT Via Lucullo 3 – 00187 Rome (ITA)
Gabriele Guglielmi, Filcams CGIL
Indice
Programma
Settore del turismo
Passi principali
Osservatorio EBNT
Progetto Safe Host
Compiti dei parnter
Politiche internazionali: azione sindacale internazionale finanziata
1° seminario
"Introduzione alla progettazione europea ed internazionale per il Sindacato“
Bologna, 21/10/10
Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
Coordinatore delle Politiche Internazionali della FILCAMS
Coordinamento nazionale delegati/e AUTOGRILL in preparazione della Piattaform...GABRIELE GUGLIELMI
2005 07 14 coordinamento unitario autogrill 2005 per il contratto integrativo aziendale
FILCAMS FISASCAT UILTUCS
Coordinamento nazionale delegati/e AUTOGRILL
in preparazione della Piattaforma per il rinnovo del CIA
relazione gabriele guglielmi
ITALIA: RISTORAZIONE IN CONCESSIONE FOCUS SU STRADE E AUTOSTRADEGABRIELE GUGLIELMI
ITALIA: RISTORAZIONE IN CONCESSIONE FOCUS SU STRADE E AUTOSTRADE
Comunicazione di: Gabriele Guglielmi – FILCAMS-CGIL
(Sintesi: dallo studio di SL&A per Filcams CGIL)
Meeting Workshop dedicated to the onboard catering activities of Cremonini Group
10-11 April 2013 - Holborn Unite - Council Chambers 1- London
The Sustainable Development: the Role of the Social PartnersGABRIELE GUGLIELMI
The document discusses sustainable tourism and the role of social partners like trade unions. It summarizes the position of various organizations on ensuring social sustainability in the tourism industry. This includes promoting acceptable working conditions, fair pay, training opportunities, and recognizing trade unions. It also describes some projects by trade unions to monitor corporate social responsibility practices and their impact on employment quality.
The document discusses phase 2 of the SAFE HOST project, which aims to implement tools against sexual exploitation of children in European travel and tourism. Phase 2 will expand the scope to include more transportation sectors and languages in online training for workers. It will establish partnerships between institutions, NGOs, unions and companies on a single platform. The project coordinator is launching a promotional campaign to disseminate a multilingual online training course for tourism workers, especially in high risk destinations. They are asking IUF/UITA for support in promoting the campaign logo and disseminating materials to affiliates and workers.
Sexual tourism against minors is a world plague that encompasses mainly the south east Asian region, Latin America, Africa and eastern Europe. Western countries are those which register the biggest outgoing fluxes. Sexual tourists abuse of the common channels and networks of tourism to reach their victims. Companies and workers in the sector may play an important role in the prevention and struggle against this practice. To be able to do this, they must learn how to identify and prevent it, they need to possess the knowledge and skills to identify it and have the tools to actively prevent those who exploit and those that make use of this practice from making use of tourist services to reach their victims. To Favor the establishment of a permanent social dialogue platform for tourism, encouraging the exchange and synergies between social parts throughout the whole supply chain, starting from the exchange of actions for the fight against child exploitation in the tourism sector, and the adoption of Directive 2011/92/EU. Analyze the ways in which services and tourism channels are used for illegal aims and identify changes linked with use of information and communication technologies. Evaluate good practices that social parts, individually or jointly, have enacted to prevent and fight against this phenomenon. Equip the tourism industry with innovative and practical tools for the struggle against child sexual exploitation throughout the whole supply chain.
Il turismo sessuale a danno dei minori è una piaga mondiale che attanaglia in modo particolare Sud-est asiatico, America Latina, Africa ed Europa orientale. I paesi occidentali sono quelli da cui si registrano i maggiori flussi in partenza. I turisti sessuali abusano dei canali e delle reti del turismo per raggiungere le loro vittime. Imprese e lavoratori del settore possono giocare un ruolo prezioso per prevenire e contrastare il fenomeno. Per farlo essi devono imparare a riconoscerlo e a prevenirlo, devono cioè avere le conoscenze e le competenze per identificarlo ed essere dotati di strumenti concreti per impedire a sfruttatori e clienti di utilizzare i servizi turistici per raggiungere le loro vittime. Favorire l’istituzione del tavolo di dialogo sociale europeo del turismo incoraggiando gli scambi e le sinergie tra gli attori sociali di tutta la filiera, a partire dalla condivisione di azioni per la lotta allo sfruttamento sessuale dei minori nel turismo e l’attuazione della Direttiva 2011/92/UE sul tema.Analizzare le modalità con cui i servizi e i canali del turismo vengono utilizzati per scopi impropri e identificare i cambiamenti legati all’uso delle tecnologie di informazione e comunicazione Censire le buone pratiche che le parti sociali individualmente o collegialmente hanno messo in campo per prevenire e contrastare il fenomeno. Dotare l’industria del turismo di strumenti innovativi e pratici per il contrasto allo sfruttamento sessuale dei minori lungo tutta la filiera
SAFE HOSTJoint action for implementing and disseminating tools against sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism in and from Europe
Gabriele Guglielmi, FILCAMS CGIL ITB Berlin on 6 March 2015
SAFE HOST “Supporting European Social Partners to combat sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism”
VS/2012/0405
2nd Steering Committee meeting of the Project
Madrid, 16 April 2013
UNWTO – United Nations World Tourism Organisation
Capitan Haya 42 - 28020 Madrid
Gabriele Guglielmi, Filcams CGIL
The document summarizes meetings and events for the SAFE HOST project, which aims to combat sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism. Upcoming meetings in April and May 2013 are listed in Brussels, Florence, Geneva, and Bologna. Future meetings are planned in September and October 2013 to discuss policies on protecting children and activities of the ETLC and EFFAT organizations. The Safe Host project will be discussed at an EFFAT Executive Committee meeting in June 2013.
Presentation by Luca Pastorelli (President, DIESIS) on the occasion of the SOC section hearing on Migrant entrepreneurs’ contribution to the EU economy on 24.11.2011 in the framework of the Permanent Study Group on Immigration and Integration.
This document discusses the SAFE HOST project which aims to combat sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism. It is supported by the European Commission and involves European social partners in the tourism industry. The project aims to identify best practices, promote networking, and strengthen policies to prevent child sex tourism in accordance with European Directive 2011/92/EU. It will develop tools like data collection forms, training materials, and guidelines to protect minor employees and clients from abuse across the tourism sector supply chain.
This document describes the Tourist on the Move project which aims to develop a mobile app to provide tourists with localized information about outdoor and natural activities across Italy and France. The project involves technology partners, institutions, and end user associations from both countries. It will build upon existing mobile apps to aggregate localized information from different regions and include new communities over time. Public supporters and end user associations will test the effectiveness of the new services in a living lab environment. The goal is to match tourist needs and wishes with local offerings in a sustainable model accessible through mobile devices.
Conferenza Desur 25 sett2013 su Responsabilità Sociale dìImpresa nelle PMIUmberto Mezzacapo
This document summarizes Italy and Emilia-Romagna's CSR frameworks. It provides background on Italy's socio-economic context, including key industries and its large number of SMEs. It then outlines the evolution of CSR in Italy from early academic insights to current laws and standards. It discusses public and private CSR initiatives and organizations. It also summarizes Emilia-Romagna's socio-demographic features as the region where this meeting is taking place, including its population statistics and role as an important trading junction.
This document summarizes a webinar discussing steps towards a post-COVID-19 digital society and open innovation for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Europe. The webinar features presentations from organizations in Italy, Spain, and Europe on how their local ecosystems have responded to COVID-19 and their visions for the future digital society. Panelists discuss examples of urban regeneration projects, digital gastronomy initiatives, and European Commission programs supporting business innovation. The webinar aims to explore opportunities for SMEs through open innovation as societies transition to a post-pandemic digital future.
2013 09 18 - Fighting Counterfeiting, A Compilation of Anti-Counterfeiting Aw...EmmanuelGillet
Presented at: the Hong Kong Baptist University — Warm-up Seminar "Protecting Creativity & Innovation: IPR for Products, Brands & Services", jointly organized by the European Union Academic Programme (EUAP) and the Hong Kong Baptist University — Hong Kong, 18 September 2013.
Abstract: This presentation was first played on the 18th September 2013 at the seminar “Protecting Creativity & Innovation: IPR for Products, Brands & Services”. This seminar took place at Baptist University of Hong Kong and was the launching event of the Creativity Students Competition 2013, organized and supported jointly by the European Union Academic Programme Hong Kong (EUAP) and the European Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong. Entrants were invited to create a mascot, a poster, and/or a short film and were urged to be as creative as they can with the theme of intellectual property, protection for creativity and innovation. This presentation is a compilation of previous anti-counterfeiting campaigns and serve as an example for an educational purpose.
• Webpage of the event: http://goo.gl/Up6M2S
Feel free to download from my blog and play it just like a movie:
https://emmanuelgillet.wordpress.com/conferences-seminars/
Emmanuel GILLET - License CC BY-NC-ND 2013
Training Manual on the Human Rightsof persons with Disability foreman
This document provides a summary of a training manual on human rights for persons with disabilities in Mongolia. It was created by the Italian Association Amici di Raoul Follereau and Disabled People's International to strengthen the skills of Mongolia's National Federation of Disabled People's Organizations in promoting and defending disability rights. The manual contains information on the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the role of disabled persons' organizations, and developing a national strategy for Mongolia to support and participate in the ratification process of the Convention. It is intended to help empower organizations of persons with disabilities and support Mongolia's implementation of the human rights-based approach to disability.
- Italy ranks 5th globally for number of offenders of child pornography and sex tourism, though it has strong laws against these crimes. However, monitoring and enforcement of these laws is lacking.
- A survey of European tour operators found that only 30 out of 300 responded, and most did not consider addressing sex tourism to be their responsibility. Only a small minority took proactive steps like employee training or informing customers.
- In Italy, most tour operators trust their foreign suppliers and partners without proper vetting, allowing some to potentially enable child exploitation abroad. While Italian law is advanced, more needs to be done to monitor compliance and punish violations.
The 23rd edition of the Infopoverty World Conference is scheduled for April 2024.
XXIII INFOPOVERTY WORLD CONFERENCE
"A.I. turmoil digital processes: how to act to ensure human rights and provide e-welfare for all?"
This document provides an agenda for a conference on anti-corruption and anti-fraud measures related to the use of European Structural and Investment Funds. The conference will include a plenary session in the morning with keynote speakers on topics like building integrity and reducing corruption in public procurement. In the afternoon, participants can attend four parallel working groups to discuss topics like managing fraud risks, using data mining tools to prevent and detect fraud, addressing conflicts of interest in procurement, and implementing integrity pacts between managing authorities and civil society. The goal is to raise awareness of tools and measures to identify and mitigate fraud and corruption risks related to EU funding.
Employment, skills, and accessible technology are key to making greater progress towards broad digital inclusion. This invitation-only workshop jointly organized by Microsoft and ONCE on the 14th June 2010 was an opportunity to facilitate a high level, multi-stakeholder dialogue on how to promote greater employment opportunities for people with disabilities with a focus on practical technical and policy solutions.
The dialogue was structured around two key documents: (1) New Skills for New Jobs: Action Now that is a report by the Expert Group on New Skills for New Jobs prepared for the European Commission (February 2010); and (2) Post Crisis: e-Skills Are Needed to Drive Europe’s Innovation Society, an IDC White Paper sponsored by Microsoft (November 2009).
Turismo Accesible. Recomendaciones de la OMT 2013 (inglés)Turismo Accesible
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This document discusses accessible tourism and provides best practices for its implementation. It addresses the definition of accessible tourism as tourism that is accessible to all regardless of physical limitations. It notes that over 20% of the population has some disability or health issue. The document outlines five key success factors for accessible tourism: having policies, strategies and evaluation; developing networks and partnerships; addressing the accessible tourism value chain; focusing on destination and product development; and providing accessible tourism experiences. It emphasizes that attention to all these factors is needed for success. The document then discusses each success factor in more detail to provide guidance on accessible tourism design, implementation, promotion and marketing.
Similar to Fifteenth Meeting of the TASK FORCE (20)
This document discusses the Open Corporation project, which aims to increase transparency of multinational companies and hold them accountable by ranking their performance on issues like working conditions, social responsibility, and environmental protection. The project would survey multinationals and publish the results, allowing citizens to monitor their actions. It encourages participation by proposing companies for evaluation and helping to distribute surveys, with the goal of promoting virtuous behavior among multinationals.
OPEN CORPORATION è uno strumento per decifrare il comportamento delle multinazionali e liberare una massa di informazioni relative alle azioni concrete poste in essere per valorizzare il lavoro, i lavoratori e le differenze tra gli stessi, contribuire alla crescita dei territori, riducendone ogni impatto negativo e promuovendo un’equa distribuzione della ricchezza.
This document discusses a meeting of the EWC Autogrill in Milan on February 2-3, 2017. It mentions an Open Corporation Ranking project led by Gabriele Guglielmi and introduces a toolkit for implementing transparency and social responsibility rights called "BE OPEN, BE ACCOUNTABLE". The toolkit includes 7 chapters and can be fully downloaded or individual chapters and a checklist can be downloaded separately. The chapters cover introduction, principles and values, legal framework, guidelines for compiling data, methodology, accountability of the EWC, and improvement processes.
6 & 7 Novembre 2013, Granada
Progetto UNI Europa CAE : strumenti per l’azione sindacale transnazionale
Conferenza Finale, Rafforzare i CAE attraverso un miglior coordinamento sindacale per affrontare gli effetti della crisi
18-20 Febbraio 2014, Siviglia - ETUI -
Profilo dei partecipanti: funzionari sindacali degli affiliati UNI Europa di diversi settori e regioni, che sono stati nominati dalla Segreteria di UNI Europa per coordinare uno o più CAE.
Obbiettivo: Promuovere la comunicazione e la coordinazione nei settori di UNI Europa. Per fare ciò, sarà discusso il ruolo di coordinatore, saranno proposti testi e meccanismi europei, e saranno condivise le esperienze dei partecipanti
Fra coloro che hanno partecipato a entrambi gli eventi, si è formato un gruppo che si è posto la domanda: “oltre a specializzare ulteriormente e costantemente i componenti dei CAE, come è possibile diffondere all’intera platea le conoscenzae di base?” Così nasce il percorso che ci ha portati al progetto: To.Be.e.EWC
2014 11 05 uni europa project ewc fit for purpose gabriele guglielmi_to be e ewc_ita
6 & 7 November 2013, Granada
UNI Europa project EWCs : tools for transnational trade union action
Final conference, Strengthening EWC through better trade union coordination to tackle the effects of the crisis
18-20 February 2014, Sevilla - ETUI -
Participants’ profile: TU officials of UNI Europa affiliates of different sectors and regions, who have been nominated by UNI Europa secretariat to coordinate one or more EWCs
Objective: Promote communication and coordination across UNI Europa sectors. To do so, role of coordinator will be discussed, EU texts & mechanisms put forward, participants experience shared
Among those that have participated to both events, a group formed and started asking the question: “in addition to constantly specializing the EWC components, how would it be possible to spread basic knowledge to the whole audience? This is how the To.Be.e EWC project was born.
2014 11 05 uni europa project ewc fit for purpose gabriele guglielmi_to be e ewc_eng
The document discusses a campaign by the Italian trade union Filcams Cgil called #JobArt: culture brings growth. The campaign aims to promote tourism and culture as engines of economic growth in Italy by advocating for increased investment and job creation in these sectors. Italy has many cultural sites but tourism has declined in recent years. Through public discussions and proposals to the government, Filcams Cgil wants to emphasize that investing in culture can help solve Italy's economic crisis by creating more jobs and wealth through tourism.
SAFE HOST – fase 2
Azione congiunta per l’attuazione e la diffusione degli strumenti contro lo sfruttamento sessuale di minori nei viaggi e nel turismo da e per l’Europa.
(Proposta di progetto UE linea di budget 04.03.01.08)
Gabriele Guglielmi, FILCAMS CGIL
Sao Paulo,
Incontro del board del IUF-UITA HRCT Trade Group
11-12 dicembre 2014
SAFE HOST Project and HO.RE.CA. Social Dialogue CommitteeGABRIELE GUGLIELMI
EU co-funded project
“SAFE HOST
Supporting European Social Partners in Taking Action Against Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism”
SECTORAL SOCIAL DIALOGUE COMMITTEE HORECA
Plenary 13 December 2013
Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
2013 11 20 safe host bruxelles first year
SOCIAL PARTNERS TOGETHER AGAINST
SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN
IN TRAVEL AND TOURISM
OUR FIRST YEAR OF WORK
SAFE HOST Project and iuf hrct trade group Copenhagen GABRIELE GUGLIELMI
EU co-funded project
“SAFE HOST
Supporting European Social Partners in Taking Action Against Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism”
http://safehost.filcams.it/
IUF HRCT Trade Group Board
Copenhagen 06-09 2013 Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
EU co-funded project
“SAFE HOST Supporting European Social Partners in Taking Action Against Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism”
IT.A.C.A’ Bologna 28 maggio 2013 Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
Aula del Dipartimento di Sociologia e Diritto dell’Economia
uni bo-organizzazioni sindacali internazionali
Organizzazioni Sindacali Internazionali
Rimini 14 marzo 2013
Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
Coordinatore delle Politiche Internazionali della FILCAMS
I Lavori nel turismo
Rimini 14 marzo 2013
Presentazione di Gabriele Guglielmi
Coordinatore delle Politiche Internazionali della FILCAMS
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Madrid, 14-15 june 2013
The crisis has revealed the inadequacies of the European Union’s previous strategy, which was essentially based on freedom of trade, financial integration within the single market, and the coordination of national policies. And at this moment, the knowledge society objective has not been reached, all of which encourages us to take a fresh look at how the market dimension and the social dimension can mutually be strengthen each other.Then social dialogue must now contribute to the debate on global wealth creation strategies to make corporate performance compatible with social progress.
Corso sul "metodo progettuale"
comunicare nella lingua ufficiale europea per eccellenza: il “metodo” progettuale;
fornire le basi a chi intende sviluppare delle competenze nell'ambito della progettazione finanziata e/o intende proseguire nei percorsi formativi elaborati dall'ETUI in tema di gestione di progetti
rendere più efficienti ed efficaci l'attività e le relazioni internazionali (ma anche dei ruoli organizzativi e di gestione delle risorse).
17 dicembre 2012
Presentazione a cura di Gabriele Guglielmi e Ilaria Costantini
Steering Committee Meeting
ROMA, 23rd January 2013
Gabriele Guglielmi, Filcams CGIL
La squadra Filcams, Gabriele Guglielmi, Ilaria Costantini, Gianluca Iacoangeli, Massimo Mensi e Stefania Radici
con il supporto tecnico-scientifico di: Volker Telljohann, ricercatore di IRES-CGIL
Edutour" is your premier choice for educational travel experiences, offering specialized tours for schools, colleges, universities, and enthusiasts alike. As a comprehensive educational tour operator, we cater to a diverse range of interests and destinations, ensuring unforgettable experiences that combine learning, exploration, and cultural immersion.
You can easily change/correct a name on your flight ticket under the American Airlines name change policy. The airline provides multiple online and offline modes to place a name change request. To learn more about how to change a name on American Airlines ticket, you can directly approach the airline’s customer support. Moreover, you can connect with a flight expert at +1-866-738-0741 for quick assistance.
How do I plan a Kilimanjaro Climb?
Planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro is an exciting yet detailed process. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you prepare for this incredible adventure.
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Beyond the mountains, a tour in Nepal reveals a vibrant tapestry of cultural heritage. The Kathmandu Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts an array of ancient temples, stupas, and palaces. Durbar Squares in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Patan are treasure troves of medieval art and architecture.
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The famous suspension bridge connects the city of San Francisco to Marin County in California. Golden Gate Bridge carries both U.S. Route 101 and California State Route 1 across the strait and is about one mile wide. In this article, we will explore the history and significance that have shaped the iconic monument it is known as today.
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island hopping in Hawaii. This magical place offers a number of experiences, as each island has its own charm. Do you love adventure? Then, hike through volcanoes or kayak along an amazing coastline. If you want relaxation, then Hawaii is perfect because it has the most amazing beaches. In this blog, I will help you make an itinerary for your Hawaii Island Hopping. Every island offers something special. The Big Island offers some of the most perfect volcanoes as well as stargazing. Maui will pamper you with beaches and luxury. Kauai has some of the most lush rainforests with dramatic cliffs, and Oahu can offer a taste of city life and historical significance.
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Fifteenth Meeting of the TASK FORCE
1. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th
November 2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Fifteenth Meeting of the
TASK FORCE
TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL
EXPLOITATION IN TOURISM
London, 8 November 2004
Presentation by Gabriele Guglielmi - Filcams CGIL for:
IUF - International Union of Food, Agricoltural, Hotel,
Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers’ Associations
Federazione Italiana Lavoratori Commercio Alberghi Mense
Servizi
http://www.filcams.cgil.it
http://www.iuf.org/
2. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th
November 2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
FILCAMS Italian Workers Federation Trade, Hotels,
Catering, Services (294.235 members in 2003) is the category
trade union of
CGIL Italian General Confederation of Workers (5.515.530
members in 2003)
FILCAMS takes care of workers in tourism and join the:
European Federation of Food, Agriculture and Tourism trade
unions
IUF - International Union of Food, Agricoltural, Hotel, Restaurant,
Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers’ Associations
Federazione Italiana Lavoratori Commercio Alberghi Mense
Servizi
http://www.filcams.cgil.it
http://www.iuf.org/
3. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
ETLC
The European Trade Union Liaison Committee on Tourism
(ETLC)
is a coordination platform of the European Industry Federations EFFAT, ETF and UNI-
Europa and the Global Union Federations IUF, ITF and UNI, representing workers in the
tourism and transport sectors
4. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Global code of ethics for tourism
Patrick Dalban-Moreynas
IUF - International Union of Food, Agricoltural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers’ Associations
Hotel, Catering, Tourism Coordinator
Rapresents Trade Unions into WTCE (World Committee on Tourism Ethics)
5. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Da quando i sindacati si occupano di
Resolution on Prostitution Tourism
adopted by the IUF HRC Trade Group Board, Budapest, December 6-7, 1995
endorsed by the IUF EC, Geneva, April 17-18, 1996
adopted by ETLC (European Tourism Liaison Committee), Brussels on 16 October 1996
6. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Premessa
…
- Whereas child prostitution is growing, including in regions visited by tourists (more
than one million children are affected);
- whereas all sexual exploitation, in particular of children, constitutes a violation of
fundamental human rights and human dignity; and
- whereas the sexual exploitation of children and child prostitution are in part caused by
poverty, growing inequities and marginalization in economically developed urban societies, by the
destruction of traditional family, social and community structures, as well as by the influence of
organized crime;
….
7. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Quale Impegno
….
calls upon affiliated organizations representing hotel, bar and other tourism-sector service
workers in countries where child prostitution exists to negotiate with employers in that sector
measures aimed at preventing it from occurring, by
…
STANDARD AGREEMENT
The company (or employers’ association) and the union(s) hereby agree as follows:
two examples:
…
6. Employees shall have the right and make it their duty to refuse to respond to any
request having to do with child prostitution. In the event thereof, management of
hospitality facilities undertakes to support employees in any dispute with
customers. No disciplinary measure whatsoever shall be taken against an employee
having declined to act upon a request by a customer having to do with child
prostitution
7. No children may be employed in hospitality facilities, even on a voluntary basis. As
a rule, young workers shall not work at night, in particular at jobs where they are in
contact with customers.
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8. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
La messa in pratica delle dichiarazioni
EWC Accor
IUF-UITA
Genève, le 28 septembre 2004
Aux membres du comité d’entreprise européen du groupe Accor
Objet: Réunion du comité d’entreprise européen ACCOR
Genève, 16-17 novembre 2004
CONTENU DE LA REUNION
Le bureau du comité européen réuni à Paris le 23 septembre dernier a convenu que le thème central de la réunion serait le
développement durable. Ce thème sera abordé sous différents angles :
Social : …
Environnemental : …
Parties prenantes externes : actions vis-à-vis des fournisseurs; des clients; implication dans le développement local; lutte contre
le tourisme sexuel.
È la prova che, attraverso i temi dello sviluppo sostenibile del Turismo e della CSR, la problematica dello sfruttamento sessuale è
entrata a far parte del DNA del Sindacato
9. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
La messa in pratica delle dichiarazioni
Development Cooperation Unity
Italian Ministry of Foreign Affair
Particolarmente impegnata in progetti di cooperazione internazionale per combattere lo sfruttamento sessuale dei bambini;
ha chiesto e ottenuto la disponibilità del sindacato del turismo italiano e internazionale per partecipare ai programmi in atto
e ai progetti futuri
10. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th
November 2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
•EBIT and Corporate Social Responsability
EBIT is formed by trade unions and tourism’s enterprises and has involved CSR on severals
aspects:
- experiences on sustainable development i.e. TOI Project
- cooperation with Si Può, no profit association acting in tourism and disabilities, into
training courses, finalized to welcome clients with disabilities in the tourism’s industry ,
the project’s name :
“Italy, a country for all: the quality of tourism services for clients with special needs”
- Adoption of ECPAT code of conduct
11. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
The Tour Operators’ Initiative (TOI) is a network of tour operators
committed to introducing sustainability into their business practices.
The Initiative has been developed by tour operators for
tour operators with the support of the United Nations Environment
Programme
(UNEP)
the trade union’s contribution to the TOI project ,is the
insertion on the guide lines of the item :
12. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
“State types of information requested from suppliers, by type, on
their:
(a) Environmental …
(b) Social practices and performance.
Include: Community and staff development, indigenous and tribal
people’s rights, formal employment contracts, social security,
working conditions according to ILO Convention 172, equal
treatment, non-discrimination, recognition of independent trade
unions and application of collective bargaining agreements, health
and safety committees, policies excluding child labour as defined by
ILO, programmes to combat commercial sexual exploitation of
children, and to combat and mitigate the social impacts of
HIV/AIDS.”
13. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Dopo esperienza TOI Project,
c’è maggiore sensibilità degli operatori turistici sui temi dello sviluppo sostenibile e delle Corporate Social Responsability
E’ in fase di avvio il progetto di un primo corso al quale possa partecipare almeno un dipendente di ognuno dei Tour
Operators che opera in una specifica area di destinazione dei flussi turistici
es. Kenia
14. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
ECPAT Italia – EBIT
Turismo di qualità: Responsabilità Sociale delle Imprese
End Child Prostitution, Pornography and Trafficking
15. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Perché siamo qui oggi
SCOPO DELLA LEZIONE
Accrescere la consapevolezza dei futuri operatori turistici su:
• lo sfruttamento sessuale di minori anche nel Turismo
• le politiche e le procedure che un’azienda turistica può
attivare riguardo questo tema: la responsabilità sociale delle
imprese
16. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
I – Il turismo sostenibile e responsabile
II – Responsabilità sociale delle imprese turistiche
III – Lo sfruttamento sessuale commerciale di minori (SSCM)
nel turismo
IV – Attività promosse contro lo SSCM
V – Case study: Repubblica Dominicana
VI – Conclusioni
Struttura del corso
17. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
La nostra presentazione del 13 marzo 2004 a ITB si concludeva con la Fotografia della firma da parte delle Associazioni
delle Imprese, dei sindacati dei lavoratori e delle associazioni dei consumatori del Protocollo ECPAT per applicare e
implementare il
Code of conduct to protect children and teenagers from sexual exploitation in the tourism sector
18. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
FEDERTURISMO enterprises association and FILCAMS
FISASCAT UILTUCS trade unions association
have insert, in the national agreement for Tourims sector, the following iusses
Rome 02nd February 2004
1. ECPAT protocol
2. protocol to protect minors in the job’s field and to garantee
basic rights for all the workers in the international corporate
19. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
ECPAT code of conduct
Code’s sintesys
In particular Tour Operators and Travel Agents commit themselves:
1. to inform and to update tourism industry personnel in Italy and in destination countries
on the phenomenon of sexual exploitation of minors;
2. to inform clients ..indicating its adoption of this Code of Conduct;
3. to insert in contracts with corresponding suppliers in destination countries: clauses
requiring them a. not to facilitate, in any way, contact between tourists and possible child
sex exploiters
…
8. to inform industry personnel of this Code of Conduct which shall be inserted in existing
national collective labour contracts as well as in individual labour contracts.
9. to include this Code of Conduct in all new labour contracts.
20. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
protocol to protect minors in the job’s field and to garantee
basic rights for all the workers in the international corporate
Tale protocollo intende estendere al settore del turismo quanto già concordato in altri
settori economici, ad es. il settore tessile-abbigliamento, in materia di tutela dei diritti
umani fondamentali e di eliminazione dello sfruttamento del lavoro minorile. Codici di
condotta che, basandosi sull’applicazione delle Convenzioni OIL per le Corporate e per la
catena dei fornitori, fissa dei criteri di consultazione delle Organizzazioni Sindacali, le
modalità di verifica e controllo, il coinvolgimento delle istituzioni e delle ONG
interessate, le sanzioni da applicare e le azioni positive da assumere per prevenire e
affrontare il problema.
Partendo da queste basi, il protocollo per il settore turistico, affronterà la specificità del
settore con particolare riferimento alle iniziative da assumere per prevenire ed escludere
qualsiasi forma di lavoro minorile che, in un settore come quello turistico, rischia di avere
le caratteristiche dello sfruttamento sessuale e commerciale dei minori
21. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
22. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
The tourism dimension
Tourism values
peace and safety
destinations carrying capacity
environmental’s quality
cultural and customs’ differences
good working’s quality conditions
All these values are essential tools to
provide good services
23. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
The tourism dimension
Steps to sustainability
1977 Stockolm
1992 Rio de Janeiro
2002 Johannesburg
sustainable development
is a balance among
ENVIRONMENTAL- SOCIAL rights
ECONOMIC iusses
24. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
The tourism dimension
The tourism sustainable dimension
consists into:
how much “richness” remain in the destination
how much “richness” goes to the local community
25. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
The tourism sustainable dimension
the trade union thinks that
one of the solution can be: to support
the WTO (World Tourism Organization )
to relieve poverty
to spread tourists all around the year
and all around the world countries
26. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
November 2002 EFFAT and ETLC Position
The social dimension of sustainable development
Sustainable development of European tourism can
only be guaranteed when - alongside the economic
aspects and protection of the environment and cultural
heritage - the highest priority is given to the creation of
sustainable employment in the sector.
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27. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
November 2002 EFFAT and ETLC Position
The social dimension of sustainable development
The main objectives for a tourism in Europe that is socially
sustainable are:
- acceptable working conditions, not inferior to those of other
sectors
- fair pay, reflecting the quality of the service provided
- the possibility of professional and career training
- equal opportunities
- quality work
- freedom of association, recognition of trade union
organisations and collective bargaining
28. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
November 2002 EFFAT and ETLC Position
Market concentration in European tourism
Tourism is a complex economic and social sector
The Tourism sector and tourism suppliers’ chain activities produce
goods and services for tourists.
A small number of companies, operating trans-nationally,
horizontally and vertically integrated dominate today’s tourism
business.
These companies exploit their dominance in price negotiations with
local suppliers in the tourism destinations.
In the labour-intensive tourism sector, this decline in travel prices
has also impacted the working conditions
29. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
November 2002 EFFAT and ETLC Position
Market concentration in European tourism
In the transport sector, the wild liberalisation have caused a
reduction of maintenance, reduced safety, an increase in risks to
the health of workers and travellers
the multiplication of “low cost” companies have a consequent
further worsening of safety conditions and quality of work.
.
30. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
November 2002 EFFAT and ETLC Position
Market concentration in European tourism
to spread trough the tourists the message that socially responsible
and environmentally sustainable tourism has its price.
Sustainable tourism that is not only economically feasible but also
environmentally compatible and socially responsible cannot only aim
at lowering costs
31. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
November 2002 EFFAT and ETLC Position
Social responsibility of companies CSR
Hopily the European Union will take into consideration the Trade Union
proposals and will fast approuve the Green Paper on CSR
Companies can only make a contribution to sustainable development
when they make social and environmental concerns an integral part of
management.
Companies only do genuine justice to their social responsibility when
they involve their employees and their representatives in the planning,
implementation and evaluation of such measures.
32. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
November 2002 EFFAT and ETLC Position
The Responsibilities of the European Union in ensuring
Socially Sustainable Tourism
Public subsidies for the projects of companies must only be granted to
initiatives that make explicit reference to respecting the social clause,
that undertake to develop forms of qualified employment, to apply
collective agreements and to operate giving precedence to the
participation of workers and their free trade union representation
33. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
November 2002 EFFAT and ETLC Position
Which Trade Union Initiatives are needed?
Sustainable development cannot be realised without the
involvement of workers and trade unions
negotiations on sustainable development must be developed
with the transnational companies in the tourism sector with a
view that such negotiations yield positive results beyond the
confines of the European Union, particularly in relation to the
populations of the destination countries of outgoing tourist
flows
Sustainable development must be the object of information
and consultation within European Works Councils
34. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
November 2002 EFFAT and ETLC Position
…. and some projects
.
Networks to monitor the accounting practices and social responsibility of
companies must be developed and managed within the international trade
union organisations, and between the trade union organisations of the
various countries.
In october 2003 UITA adopted these decisions and some projects are develop , some examples:
“Influence of CSR pratices on the quality of employment” (Filcams CGIL, Fisascat CISL,
Uiltucs UIL, FECOHT CC.OO., CFDT Services; affilieted to IUF-UITA)
Corporate Social Responsability UP SIDE DOWN (CSR UpSiDo) Filcams CGIL
FECOHT CC.OO., CFDT Services with EFFAT’s support
35. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
UITA
“Influence of CSR pratices on the quality of employment”
(Filcams CGIL, Fisascat CISL, Uiltucs UIL, FECOHT CC.OO., CFDT
Services; affilieted to IUF-UITA)
36. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Corporate Social Responsability UP SIDE DOWN (CSR
UpSiDo)”,
submitted under Budget heading 04.03.03.02 VP/2004/003
The objectives of the project are:
It is a button up approach that becomes essential for reading and
interpreting the CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) from the workers
point of view.
C.S.R. UP SIDE DOWN (UpSiDo).
To predispose an experimental model of investigation on the routines of CSR
that allows to analyse the business practices from the point of view of the
workers, therefore from inside the firm and from the lower part upward; such
model will have the acronym:
BURT (Bottom Up Research’s Tool);
37. IUF- Filcams CGIL, 8th November
2004 - London -
gabriele.guglielmi@filcams.cgil.it
Corporate Social Responsability UP SIDE DOWN (CSR
UpSiDo)”,
submitted under Budget heading 04.03.03.02 VP/2004/003
To inform – train the trade-union representatives trough a shared
model:
what is CSR?
how to analyse the CSR from specific points of view: workers, women,
disabled people, costumers, environment
The project’s goal :
To train at least three partner trade unionist , that will became trainers of
other 18 trade union representatives of workers in the enterprises and they
will disseminate, in at least 3 countries