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Industrial relations

Build a structured and lasting social dialogue.

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YOUR CHALLENGE

When should you call on us?

  • Elections of staff delegates are approaching.
  • A strike notice has been filed or a collective dispute is looming.
  • You want to structure your dealings with staff delegates and union delegates.
  • You are preparing a negotiation or an agreement with employee representatives.
OUR WORK COVERS, IN PARTICULAR
01Preparation of workplace elections
02Relations with staff representatives
03Prevention and handling of collective disputes
04Training in social dialogue and negotiation

Our approach

  1. Review of social dialogue

    Bodies in place, terms of office, meeting schedule and sources of tension.

  2. Action plan

    Election timetable, consultation procedures or negotiation strategy, depending on your needs.

  3. Support during discussions

    Preparation of meetings, materials, minutes and advice during negotiations.

  4. Follow-up of commitments

    Tools to track agreements and commitments made, to prevent disputes.

POSSIBLE DELIVERABLES — DEPENDING ON SCOPE
✓Timeline and preparation plan
✓Consultation materials and procedures
✓Risk notes and recommendations
✓Commitment tracking tools
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When must staff delegate elections be held?

As soon as the headcount reaches the threshold set by the Labour Code, then at the end of each term of office. We help you set the timetable and follow each step.

What should we do when we receive a strike notice?

Open negotiations during the notice period and follow the procedures laid down. Our “Strikes” article sets out the rules, and we can support you during the negotiation.

Do you train managers in social dialogue?

Yes. Training in social dialogue and negotiation is part of this expertise.

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Assignments and deliverables are defined in a tailored proposal. The information presented does not constitute individual legal advice.