This approach to unionism emerging countries, to be published in No. 16 the magazine CCOO Gazette Association, reflection and debate "(" Labor, labor, and democracy ") stems two personal experiences: one, the relationship directly with the unions of some of them, particularly in the defense of labor rights in the chains of multinationals in sectors of the fashion industry and hydrocarbons, and other, which results from the activity the supranational union estructuiras.
unionism in this point three intertwined phenomena: the incidence, already evident, pop democratic Arab world is living and whose echoes have reached distant China, the necessary process of "self-reform" and consciously assumed expressed by the Latin American trade unionism, and the demand for decent working conditions expressed in the claim of a "wage subsistence minimum, "particularly in Southeast Asia.
When most emerging countries, beyond the initial effects of the crisis, an important economic growth, workers are to engage them directly in decisions on the distribution of beneficoios that derive from and are leading to a trade union that raises a part of this requirement.
Fighting for progress in the governance of their work and immediate improvement of living conditions and labor, are helping to change this balance in our world that seemed to have firmly installed and is proving they are not immutable.
The complete work, developing these notes, can be found at
http://www.fiteqa.ccoo.es/comunes/temp/recursos/29/895257
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