The General Federation of Jordanian Trade Unions expanded its international diplomatic presence and forged cross-border labor alliances during its participation in the 114th Session of the International Labor Conference in Geneva, Switzerland. Federation President Khaled Al-Fanatseh led a series of high-level bilateral meetings with prominent trade leaders from Germany, Norway, and Turkey to advance mutual training initiatives, share expertise on social dialogue, and navigate structural transformations within modern labor markets. According to an official federation statement released on Sunday, Al-Fanatseh emphasized that engaging with international labor models is a core strategic priority for the Jordanian federation to modernize domestic operations, enhance collective bargaining frameworks, and entrench the principles of decent work across the Kingdom's economic sectors
The General Federation of Jordanian Trade Unions expanded its international diplomatic presence and forged cross-border labor alliances during its participation in the 114th Session of the International Labor Conference in Geneva, Switzerland. Federation President Khaled Al-Fanatseh led a series of high-level bilateral meetings with prominent trade leaders from Germany, Norway, and Turkey to advance mutual training initiatives, share expertise on social dialogue, and navigate structural transformations within modern labor markets. According to an official federation statement released on Sunday, Al-Fanatseh emphasized that engaging with international labor models is a core strategic priority for the Jordanian federation to modernize domestic operations, enhance collective bargaining frameworks, and entrench the principles of decent work across the Kingdom's economic sectors
The General Federation of Jordanian Trade Unions expanded its international diplomatic presence and forged cross-border labor alliances during its participation in the 114th Session of the International Labor Conference in Geneva, Switzerland. Federation President Khaled Al-Fanatseh led a series of high-level bilateral meetings with prominent trade leaders from Germany, Norway, and Turkey to advance mutual training initiatives, share expertise on social dialogue, and navigate structural transformations within modern labor markets. According to an official federation statement released on Sunday, Al-Fanatseh emphasized that engaging with international labor models is a core strategic priority for the Jordanian federation to modernize domestic operations, enhance collective bargaining frameworks, and entrench the principles of decent work across the Kingdom's economic sectors
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Jordan Labor Federation Expands Global Partnerships At International Labor Conference In Geneva
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