02-01-2006, 05:27 PM
Discussion on jolt here
Quote: REGRETTING the repeal of UN Resolution #38: The Rights of Labor Unions, and wishing to improve the original resolution,
DETERMINED to provide protection for all workers in all UN member nations,
CONVINCED that this is best provided on a national level through the formation of Trade Unions,
ALSO CONVINCED that Trade Unions will improve the working conditions and with that production,
The NS UN
1. DECIDES that all nations must recognize the right [/i]for every citizen in a UN member nation[/i] to form or join Trade Unions (hereafter referred to as "Unions")[/i] for the purpose of collective representation of workers, and the right of those Unions to establish and join federations and confederations of Trade Unions, both nationally and internationally,
2. ESTABLISHES the right of all workers in all UN member nations to go on strike, for the purpose of getting a fair wage and improvement of working conditions or other reasons that justify such heavy actions,
3. EXEMPTS from the aforementioned right:
a. Military personnel in a nation at war or mobilising for war;
b. Medical personnel, except when precautions are taken so vital treatment will continue;
c. Police and Fire personnal, except when precautions are taken so the general safety of the population is not endangered;
d. Strikes not authorized by unions;
4. URGES all national governments to have regular talks with representatives from the Trade Unions to keep wages and working conditions at a fair level,
5. AFFIRMS the right of Unions and their national and international organizations to be as free from interference by the public authorities as other organisations in tha nation when drawing up their constitutions and rules, electing their representatives, organizing their administration and activities, and formulating their programs,
6. FORBIDS discrimination based on Union-membership where employment is concerned: non-members and members should have equal opportunities to get a job based regardless of Union-membership,
7. DECLARES that Unions have to respect national law like other organisations, and that national laws shall not be made to impair the guarantees provided for in this resolution, as long as a just balance between employer's and employee's rights is ensured.[/quote]
Quote: REGRETTING the repeal of UN Resolution #38: The Rights of Labor Unions, and wishing to improve the original resolution,
DETERMINED to provide protection for all workers in all UN member nations,
CONVINCED that this is best provided on a national level through the formation of Trade Unions,
ALSO CONVINCED that Trade Unions will improve the working conditions and with that production,
The NS UN
1. DECIDES that all nations must recognize the right [/i]for every citizen in a UN member nation[/i] to form or join Trade Unions (hereafter referred to as "Unions")[/i] for the purpose of collective representation of workers, and the right of those Unions to establish and join federations and confederations of Trade Unions, both nationally and internationally,
2. ESTABLISHES the right of all workers in all UN member nations to go on strike, for the purpose of getting a fair wage and improvement of working conditions or other reasons that justify such heavy actions,
3. EXEMPTS from the aforementioned right:
a. Military personnel in a nation at war or mobilising for war;
b. Medical personnel, except when precautions are taken so vital treatment will continue;
c. Police and Fire personnal, except when precautions are taken so the general safety of the population is not endangered;
d. Strikes not authorized by unions;
4. URGES all national governments to have regular talks with representatives from the Trade Unions to keep wages and working conditions at a fair level,
5. AFFIRMS the right of Unions and their national and international organizations to be as free from interference by the public authorities as other organisations in tha nation when drawing up their constitutions and rules, electing their representatives, organizing their administration and activities, and formulating their programs,
6. FORBIDS discrimination based on Union-membership where employment is concerned: non-members and members should have equal opportunities to get a job based regardless of Union-membership,
7. DECLARES that Unions have to respect national law like other organisations, and that national laws shall not be made to impair the guarantees provided for in this resolution, as long as a just balance between employer's and employee's rights is ensured.[/quote]