OECD engagement and accession
As one of the OECD’s two institutional partners, TUAC has access to the OECD and its country delegations. TUAC participates in the annual OECD Ministerial Council Meeting and its pre-consultation organised by the country holding the presidency.
Another key event is the annual OECD-TUAC Liaison Committee Meeting, which is a forum for dialogue between TUAC, the OECD Secretary General and OECD ambassadors.
TUAC closely follows the OECD’s engagement and cooperation with non-members and provides input into the accession process for candidate countries.
Download (412.74 KB)TUAC brings the trade unions’ view at the OECD Ministerial Consultation with social partners
On Friday 29 April 2022, the Italian government, chairing this year’s Ministerial Council Meeting (MCM) of the OECD (9-10 June) under the title “The Future We Want: Better Policies for the Next Generation and a Sustainable Transition”, presided in Rome the MCM consultation with social ...
OECD-TUAC Liaison Committee Meeting: Policies for Framing the Recovery (EN/FR)
(Version française ci-dessous) The Liaison Committee Meeting (LCM) between the OECD and the TUAC, “Framing the Recovery: Pathways for a World in Transition”, took place virtually on 21 February 2022. The LCM is the annual appointment that brings together the OECD Secretariat, OECD country ...
OECD takes first step in accession discussions with Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Croatia, Peru and Romania
The OECD formally opened accession discussions with a number of countries yesterday, including Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Croatia, Peru and Romania. This gives the countries formal candidate status, after several years in which they have been working with the OECD on a number of issues, aligning ...
Ministers set a new “Vision” for the OECD ENG/FR
(Version française ci-dessous) The OECD Ministerial Council Meeting (MCM) gathered on 5-6 October 2021. This year’s MCM was exceptional for a number of reasons. It was the first held with the recently appointed Secretary General, Mathias Cormann and chaired by the USA, all while ...
