Dods EU Alert: Call for tender: European Works Councils in the transport sector study

DG MOVE publishes call for tender for study on effectiveness of EWCs in the transport sector. 
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01 Jul 2014

The European Commission DG MOVE has published a Call for tender: Study on the effectiveness of the European Works Councils in the transport sector

Time-limit for receipt of tenders: 16/09/2014

The study will consist of a report on the organisation and activities of the European Works Councils in the transport sector in order to assess their effectiveness in reaching their objectives and their compliance with the objectives of the EWC Directives. It will include the organisation of a workshop with EWC members.

More details can be found through the following links:

Contract Notice: JO S 122-216319

Tenders invitation

Specifications

Annex 4: Standard word template for studies: MS Word ODT

Annex 5 - Draft Contract: PDF MS Word ODT

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