1. Erasmus+ Project Rights at Work, Work on Rights
KA2 – Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices - Capacity Building in the field of Youth

2. About the project
10 partners 6 countries 4 trade unions 5 youth organizations 1 university

3. About the project
Rights at Work, Work on Rights is the project envisaged as combination of awareness raising and educational activities, aimed at improving knowledge and information of young workers on their labour rights, so they can work in fair, just and decent working conditions, being fully aware of these rights and exercising them.
Our intention is to help them develop variety of skills, as well as self- confidence in order to help them create better perspectives in their lives.
The project should result in sustainable model that can be replicated all over again as part of regular extracurricular educational activities of young workers once they enter the labour market, in cooperation with trade unions and relevant institutions.

4. Aims and objectives
Raising awareness and support the protection of the labor rights of young employees by joint effort and work of representatives of different sectors
Support the prevention of mobbing, bossing and other relevant threats that young and thus inexperienced workers face
Enhance specific competences (all levels - knowledge, skills and attitudes) in respecting rights of young people in the labor market
Valuable sharing of experience, knowledge and skills mainly between the trade union sector and youth work
Equip 24 young trade union educators to spread knowledge and act as “agents of changes”
Develop sustainable and replicable model to be implemented in other countries

5. Activities Regular meetings of the consortium
Youth survey “Are you familiar with your labour rights” (February-March 2019)
200 young workers per country
in-depth examination of young workers’ familiarity with their labour rights and compering among countries
Awareness raising campaign (March-April 2019)
presentation of obtained data (statistics) from the survey and announcing future activities in relation to the topic

6. Activities
6-day training for 24 educators from participant countries (May/June 2019)
get deeper overview of the topic and start acting as “agents of changes” in their own communities
Local activities workshops and interactive local activities in countries involved (till September 2019)
implemented by educators that passed the initial training, in coordination with the consortium for cascade transfer of knowledge and information to young workers
Final conference (December 2019)
as international 2-day event aimed at gathering of different stakeholders of importance for the topic

7. Follow up activities
bringing back the conclusions to the national level, so each partner can decide on its follow up activities in the national context and the ones to be implemented jointly as the consortium
Joint preparation of video clips with answers to the frequently asked questions regarding the labor law for further dissemination
preparation of the follow up plan and final reports for both internal and external purposes

8. Partners Slovakia YouthWatch SERBIA
Trade Union of Administration of the Republic of Serbia
Development Center for Youth, project coordinator
Macedonia
Trade Union of UPOZ
The Coalition of Youth Organizations SEGA

9. Partners Montenegro Trade Union of Administration and Justice
Budva Foundation
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Trade Union of Administration of Republika Srpska
Citizens’ Association Trade Union Education Center
CROATIA
University of Rijeka - Center for Advanced Studies for SEE