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EXPERIENCE and HISTORY OF SELF-REGULATION in EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. An example: «Tripartism» in Switzerland . Olivia Guyot Director Legal Department Federation of french-speaking Swiss Business Enterprises, Geneva. Summary of the presentation. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Olivia GuyotDirectorLegal DepartmentFederation of french-speaking Swiss Business Enterprises, Geneva
EXPERIENCE and HISTORY OF SELF-REGULATION in EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
An example: «Tripartism» in Switzerland
Summary of the presentation
1) Tripartism in Switzerland: an example of self-regulation2) Employers’ federations in Switzerland and Geneva3) FER Genève
3.1. Aims and tasks3.2. Structure3.3. Key figures3.4. Services to members3.5. Social Security Institutions3.6 Groupement des Entreprises Multinationales (GEM)
1) TRIPARTISM in SWITZERLAND: an example of self-regulation
1) Employers’ federations
2) Employees’ Unions
State3)
non-strike agreementscollective agreements
2) Employers’ federations in Switzerland and Geneva
Fédération des Entreprises Romandes
Suisse
economiesuisse Fédération des Entreprises suisses
UPS Union Patronale
Suisse
USAM Union Suisse
des Arts et Métiers
Maison de l’économie
CCIG Chambre de Commerce,
d’Industrie et des Services de
Genève
= membre = participation = association faîtière
Genève
UAPG Union des Association Patronales Genevoises
AIGSV Association Industrielle
Genevoise des Sciences de la
Vie
FMB Fédération
des Métiers du Bâtiment
FER Genève Fédération
des Entreprises Romandes
Genève
UIG Union
Industrielle Genevoise
UFGVV Union des Fabricants
d’Horlogerie de Genève, Vaud et
Valais
FCG Fédération du
Commerce genevois
FER Fédération des
Entreprises Romandes
I. Promote the constitution of professional and interprofessional associations ; manage their secretariat ;
II. Create, organize and manage social security institution to meet our members’ social insurance obligation and commitment ;
III. Promote professional training and development ; encourage innovation and social dialogue within our members’ business companies ;
IV. Give administrative support and services to members ; represent on federal and cantonal levels the interests of free economy.
3) FER Genève3.1. Aims and tasks - Quotes from our Statutes
Assembly of Delegates
Board of Directors
Steering Committee
General Manager
Professional Associations Social Security Institutions Services to members
3.2. Structure
3.3. Key figures
27’000 individual members
18’000 business companies
9’000 self-employed professionals
A total of 150’000 employees
(70% of the total jobs of the private sector)
A staff of 300 (associations and institutions)
Evolution of Associations’ memberships
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
1932 1948 1968 1990 2005 2010
Fields of Associations’ activities
• Services and Hospitality• Retail Trade• Transportation• Health• Construction Industry (Finishing Work)• Multinational Companies
3.4. Services to members
• Information• Newspaper «Entreprise Romande» and Newsletter• Legal advice (Labour law, employment contracts)• Salary processing• Training Courses• Meeting Rooms• Private Restaurant• Parking lot• Web portal www.fer-ge.ch
3.5. Social Security Institutions
Old Age and Surviving Insurance (AVS)
• Established in 1948 • Third largest institution in Switzerland• More than 35’000 affiliates in french-speaking Switzerland• CHF 1’513 Mio in contributions (2010) • CHF 640 Mio in benefits (2010)
• Established in 1961• More than 8’000 affiliated companies, 35’000 insured employees• CHF 275 Mio in contributions (2010)• CHF 3’500 Mio on balance sheet (2010)
Caisse inter-entreprise de prévoyance professionnelle - CIEPP(Occupational Pension Fund)
Social Security Institutions
3.6. Groupement des Entreprises Multinationales(Multinational Companies Group – GEM)
non-political, non-profit-making association. headquarters and administrative offices, c/o Federation of french-speaking Swiss Business Enterprises, Geneva (FER Genève). GEM's aim: to develop the common interests of its members in areas related to human resources management. more than 70 members, representing multinational companies
of all sizes with headquarters located in the cantons of Geneva, Vaud and Fribourg. partner able to represent the profession, especially to government departments, tax authorities and in matters related to economic development and labour relations.