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DESCRIPTION:Alison Tate\,&nbsp\;Alison\nTate\n\nDirector\nof\nExternal Rela
 tions\, International Trade Union \n\nConfederation\n(ITUC)\nand\nMoynihan
 \nTNGO Initiative Fellow\, 2014Climate\nChange\,\nLabor Standards\, Migrat
 ion and Unions: What will the Future of Work Look Like?&nbsp\;Alison Tate 
 is undertaking a fellowship at\nthe Transnational NGO Initiative from Marc
 h 17th-28th. In her talk\, she will\nshare the challenges of labor unions 
 and how they appear in strategies and\npriorities of the international uni
 on movement. What role can alliances with\ncivil society play in finding s
 olutions to the many intersecting issues\nrelevant to the future world of 
 work?Alison Tate has represented unions at the\nUnited Nations\, the UN's 
 specialist body\, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and in other
  international\nand intergovernmental fora. She has served as a consultant
 /expert to a number\nof international development and human rights NGOs an
 d with the Better Work\nprogram of the ILO and the International Finance C
 orporation (IFC)\, advising on\ntrade union capacity building and labour s
 tandards compliance. Alison is a member\nof the board of the Ethical Tradi
 ng Initiative (ETI). Alison has degrees in\neconomics and political scienc
 e.&nbsp\;The International Trade Union\nConfederation\, based in Brussels\
 , represents 175 million workers in 156\ncountries and has 315 national la
 bor union affiliates. The ITUC represents the\nvoice of workers in many ec
 onomic and social intergovernmental bodies including\nthe United Nations\,
  the G20\, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and\nDevelopment (OEC
 D) and the World Economic Forum (WEF).Sponsored by the Transnational NGO I
 nitiative at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs    
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SUMMARY:TNGO presents: Alison Tate
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p></p><p><b>Alison Tate</b>\,&nbsp\;<i
 >Alison\nTate\n\nDirector\nof\nExternal Relations\, International Trade Un
 ion \n\nConfederation\n(ITUC)\nand\nMoynihan\nTNGO Initiative Fellow\, 201
 4</i></p><p><br></p><p><b>Climate\nChange\,\nLabor Standards\, Migration a
 nd Unions: What will the Future of Work Look Like?</b>&nbsp\;</p><p><br></
 p><p>Alison Tate is undertaking a fellowship at\nthe Transnational NGO Ini
 tiative from March 17th-28th. In her talk\, she will\nshare the challenges
  of labor unions and how they appear in strategies and\npriorities of the 
 international union movement. What role can alliances with\ncivil society 
 play in finding solutions to the many intersecting issues\nrelevant to the
  future world of work?</p><p><br></p><p>Alison Tate has represented unions
  at the\nUnited Nations\, the UN's specialist body\, the International Lab
 our Organisation (ILO) and in other international\nand intergovernmental f
 ora. She has served as a consultant/expert to a number\nof international d
 evelopment and human rights NGOs and with the Better Work\nprogram of the 
 ILO and the International Finance Corporation (IFC)\, advising on\ntrade u
 nion capacity building and labour standards compliance. Alison is a member
 \nof the board of the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI). Alison has degrees
  in\neconomics and political science.&nbsp\;</p><p><br></p><p>The Internat
 ional Trade Union\nConfederation\, based in Brussels\, represents 175 mill
 ion workers in 156\ncountries and has 315 national labor union affiliates.
  The ITUC represents the\nvoice of workers in many economic and social int
 ergovernmental bodies including\nthe United Nations\, the G20\, the Organi
 sation for Economic Cooperation and\nDevelopment (OECD) and the World Econ
 omic Forum (WEF).</p><p><br></p><p><b><i>Sponsored by the Transnational NG
 O Initiative at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs</i></b></p><p> </
 p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p></p><p></p>
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