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(1) Develop a communication network to provide a global rapid response to political or industrial conflicts
(2) Establish a network leadership team
(3) Co-operate in the development of trade union education programmes on the importance of international solidarity for all workers
(4) Increase the involvement of women in campaigns and community actions
(5) Increase the involvement of retirees in campaigns and community actions
(6) Increase the involvement of youth in campaigns and community actions
(7) Build capacity to engage in global campaigns against multinational companies for union recognition
(8) Identify appropriate MNCs to target in recognition campaigns
(9) Identify a day when global activities can take place to unite members
(10) Develop national and regional organising networks
(11) Work with national trade union centres, and global union federations
(12) Convene a further meeting in 2007 to review, consolidate and build on progress.
May 2005
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Other pages for Issue 21 October 2005:
Comment | Moving Europe forward | When the liberal order falters | Lessons of Amagasaki rail crash | The Teamsters is my life | The bus business | Reflections: The London bombings | Working life | Why are we waiting? | London staff resolute in face of terror attacks | Will freedom be fair? | Rising to the challenge | On the move
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