1. The Global Union for Skills and Services with 15 million Members in 900 Unions www.uniglobalunion.org

2. UNI Structure  4 Regions  12 Sectors  3 Inter-Professional Groups  Campaigns & Organising  Trade Union Development, Training & Capacity Building

3.  Sectors are increasingly dominated by a shrinking number of multinationals  Global companies require global unions  The organised to help the unorganised  UNI Sectors are becoming global unions for global industries Global organising

4. Global Unions for Global Industries UNI Commerce Global Union UNI GamingUNI Property Services Postal Telecom

5. Organising – reversing A declining trend  Connecting with new members - young people, women, atypical, informal  Global as well as national organising  Global agreements with multinationals to ensure union access and worker rights  Create new unions as work moves

6. Globalise the campaign @ Wal-Mart Biggest company in the world Anti-union at home Driving down pay and conditions “Wal-Mart is not just a UFCW problem. It’s not even an American problem. It’s a Labour problem,” Joe Hansen, President UFCW & UNI

7. Global Agreements Telefonica, Carrefour, OTE, ISS, H&M, Portugal Telecom … and more to come

8. Building alliances in France Telecom in Quebecor in Securitas

9. Reaching new workers - around the world