Tenaris Workers' World Council

Trade union representatives of Tenaris workers in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Italy, Romania and the IMF are working together in the fight for better conditions at Tenaris plants globally.

The Tenaris Workers' World Council has extended solidarity support to Colombian union leaders of Tenaris workers who have received death threats, subcontracted workers seeking permanency in Argentina, workers facing job losses due to restricting in Italy and Romanina workers during wage negotiations.

The Tenaris Workers' World Council is seeking recognition from Tenaris management and negotiations for an International Framework Agreement.

 

News

Coordinators are crucial to well functioning trade union networks in TNCs

Trade unionists from within the IMF engaged in co-ordinating trade union networks within TNCs came together in Brazil in March to discuss how to strengthen their role in building and strengthening cross-border global solidarity and action.Mar 29, 2011

New agreement reduces working time at Tenaris in Brazil

A new agreement reached with Tenaris in Brazil sees a reduction of working time with no loss of wages, however at the Calgary plant in the U.S. the company has been uncooperative and is imposing lay-offs and mandatory shutdowns.Feb 18, 2011

Tenaris workers agree on global action plan

The Tenaris Workers' World Council continues fighting for recognition and for establishing collective bargaining and decent working conditions in all the plants of the group across the globe.Dec 03, 2010

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