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Page context: Home > Transport International Magazine > Issue 12 July 2003 > Bargaining for Life > ILO Code of Practice
The starting point for bargaining on HIV/AIDS
The key principles behind the code are:
The ILO code of practice on HIV/AIDS and the world of work has been agreed by international governments, employers' organisations and trade union bodies - the three constituents of the ILO. The full code provides detailed explanations of these principles and guidelines for developing workplace policies.
With its clear guidelines and political weight, the code is an ideal starting point for negotiating workplace policies and HIV/AIDS clauses for collective bargaining agreements. Most ILO country offices provide assistance to labour centres, trade unions and employers' organisations in developing tailor-made workplace policies. These take into account national legislation as well as country and industry specific issues.
Contact the ILO at www.ilo.org/aids
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Issue 12 July 2003
Other pages for Issue 12 July 2003:
An opportunity that mustn't be missed | Concessions are a sell-out | Long ride to safety | New union for a new country | Shipping at a crossroads | Regional rescue | Briefing: International framework agreements | Commentary: Talking for tomorrow | Reflections | Working life
Other pages for Bargaining for Life:
Travelling AIDS counsellors in Uganda | The right to treatment | Trucking against AIDS | Drop-in centres in Bangladesh
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