Www.ituc-csi.org Kristin Blom Кристин Блом Campaigns Officer Специалист по организации кампаний International Trade Union Confederation Международная конфедерация.

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Kristin Blom Кристин Блом Campaigns Officer Специалист по организации кампаний International Trade Union Confederation Международная конфедерация профсоюзов

The PlayFair Campaign Кампания «Играй честно» Campaigning on workers’ rights in the global sporting goods industry Проведение кампании за права работников в мировой индустрии спортивных товаров

The PlayFair alliance Альянс «Играй честно»

History История Started in 2003 / Начало в 2003 году 2004 Athens / Афины 2008 Beijing / Пекин 2010 South Africa / 2012 London / Лондон 2012 Ukraine/Poland Brazil Russia 2018 Qatar

Олимпийские Игры – это самая эффективная в мире платформа для корпоративного маркетинга, охватывающая миллиарды людей в более чем 200 странах и регионах по всему миру.

Textile: Supply chains – no matter where they are

Construction: Conditions for local workers

Olympics Athens 2004

Olympics Beijing 2008

WC South Africa 2010

Olympics London 2012

Brazil

What we want International & national sporting bodies to take responsibility for workers’ rights Include workers’ rights in the host city contracts Host organisations to work with unions for the good of the workers

Companies and their suppliers that market licensed goods to respect international labour standards, Codes of Conducts and national legislation Respect for workers’ rights in the construction sector in relation to these games

Who are we targeting? International sporting bodies (IOC, FIFA, UEFA etc.) National sporting bodies Companies procucing and selling sporting goods and sportswear

Suppliers in the textile industry Enterprises involved in construction for these global events Enterprises providing services during the games Governments

How can you help the International campaign? Research on the ground Alert us when you see misbehaviour and broken agreements Upholding of agreements

Report to us on the general state in the country, but also specific problems Refer to the Play Fair campaign and reports, meetings, etc., when talking to the brands and the suppliers Building a national pressure, e.g., media, national sports authorities, etc.

How can the International Campaign help you? Contacts and meetings with brands and suppliers Pressure brands and suppliers from our side Help integrating national context in the international agreements

Put pressure on employers/brands through international media and lobbying Link your situation to a global perspective Provide tools that can help organising and direct union work in your country

Спасибо!