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International Youth Day 2009

12 August is United Nations  International Youth Day (IYD)
MORE JOBS, BETTER JOBS FOR YOUNG WORKERS!
 

12 August is International Youth Day (IYD). The theme for IYD 2009 is “More jobs, better jobs for young workers!"  PSI is taking the opportunity to call on young workers to join and get active in the trade union movement and on the trade union movement to reach out to young workers. The views, ideas and participation of young workers are vital to meeting the most pressing challenges of today’s globalised world, including precarious work, rising unemployment and increasing poverty.
PSI is working with young workers at a regional, sub-regional and national levels to find innovative ways for them to participate in trade union activities.
The PSI declaration for International Youth Day and the three posters prepared by PSI are now available. You can access them by clicking on the links below.

 
Join the union, be active, send a text message today!
 

PSI Statement for International Youth Day 2009

Download PSI posters (If you would like to receive the posters by postal mail please send us an email at this address: equality@world-psi.org with the following information: Name, Union, Address, Quantities needed, Languages)

Links

UN web page Youth and the United Nations

ILO publication: Decent Work, a common goal of youth and trade unions

 
 
       

 

PSI Publication on young workers

 

 Giving Young Workers a VOICE in Trade Unions!
(also exists in French and Spanish)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contact us

Chidi King, PSI's Equality & Rights Officer can be contacted at:
equality@world-psi.org

phone: +33 (0)4 50 40 64 64
fax: +33 (0)4 50 40 73 20

or write to:
Chidi King
Equality & Rights Officer
Public Services International

45, avenue Voltaire
BP 9
01211 Ferney Voltaire Cedex
France


 
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