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Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 First Name Last name Country Capacity 1 Ulisses Abade Brasil Vice Presidente Sindicato 2 Sandrine Abayou France salariée 3 Hayani Abdel Belgium trade union 4 Ariadna Abeltina Latvia Trade Union Officer General Secretary FSC CCOO 5 Roberto Abenia España Aragón 6 Pascal Abenza France Délégué Syndical Groupe Fortune 7 Aurelien Abiona France Membre du comité d'entreprise 8 Thierry Accart France member of trade union 9 Jacques ADAM Luxembourg membre du syndicat 10 Lenka Adamcikova Slowakei Member of works 11 Ole Einar Adamsrød Norway Trade Union 12 Paula Adao Luxembourg Déléguée 13 Nicolae Adrian România Union member 14 Costache Adrian Alin Romania Trade union 15 Pana Adriana Laura România Member of works council 16 Annick Aerts Belgium trade union 17 Bert Aerts Belgium member of works council 18 Sascha Aerts België 200 Membre Titulaire du CSE, 19 Roméo Afonso France Délégué Cantonal MSA élu CFTC au Comité Social et économique d’une entreprise 20 Franck Agbenou France privée 21 Odile AGRAFEIL FRANCE Secrétaire Générale UL CGT 22 Oscar Aguado España Miembro comité empresa 23 Fátima Aguado Queipo Spain Trade union 1 Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 First Name Last name Country Capacity 24 Darío Aguiar Hernández España Trabajador 25 Agustin Aguila Mellado España Miembro del Sindicato SECRETARIO UGT ADIF 26 Hernandez Aguilar Oswald BARCELONA 27 Antonio Angel Aguilar Fernández España Trade Union 28 Jaan Aiaots Estonia Trade union SYNDICAT SYNPTAC-CGT PARIS 29 Nora AINECHE FRANCE FRANCE 30 Raul Aira España miembro comité empresa 31 Alessandra Airaldi Italy TRADE union 32 Juan Miguel Aisa Spain Member of works council 33 Juan-Miguel Aisa Spain EWC Membre élu du comité européen 34 Sylvestre AISSI France Driver Services Norauto 35 Civan Akagunduz France Délégué syndical 36 Sara Akervall Sweden EWC 37 Michiel Al Netherlands trade union official 38 Nickels Alain Luxemburg Trade Union Secrétaire Général Union départementale CFTC des Côtes 39 Alain Alaterre France d'Armor 40 Mauro Albanese France SYNDICAT 41 Michela Albarello Spain member of a trade union 42 Andrea Albertazzi Italy Policy Officer 43 Annie ALBERTI France Élue du CSEC Alexandre 44 Luis Joaquim Rodrigues Portugal Membro do EWC da CCEP 45 Radu Alexandru Romania Trade union 46 Ghinea Alexandru Iulian Romania Trade union 2 Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 First Name Last name Country Capacity 47 Sarbu Alin Romania Membru of works council 48 Enescu Alina Bucuresti 34 49 Giovanni Alioti Italy Union activist 50 Fabienne Allard France DSE 51 Sylvie Alliau France ELUE CSE , DS, RS 52 Josep Lluís Almerge Justes España Delegado Sindical 53 Christian Aloisio France Négociateur de branche 54 María José Alonso España ENLLAÇ SINDICAL 55 Rosario María Alonso Rodríguez España Delegada sindical 56 Youcef Alouache France Syndicat 57 Tiziana Altea Italia Sindacato SECRETARIA DE SALUD, SERVICIOS SOCIOSANITARIOS Y DEPENDENCIA DE LA COMISIÓN EJECUTIVA FEDERAL DEL 58 Gracia Alvarez España SINDICATO SECRETARIO GENERAL DE UGT 59 Pepe ALVÁREZ ESPAÑA ESPAÑA 60 Gumersindo Álvarez España Miembro Comité Empresa 61 José Luis Álvarez Rivas Spain member of works council 62 Svetlana Alyamsova Estonia AÜ liikmet 63 Rivas Amanda España SYNDICALITS 64 Andoh Amani France MEMBRE DU SYNDICAT 65 Saverio Amato Germany Member of works council 66 Fabienne Ambrosi France Membre syndicat 67 Zahra AMDA FRANCE CSE/ SYNDICAT Président syndicat CFTC transport 68 Bruno AMIEL France de Midi Pyrénées 3 Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 First Name Last name Country Capacity 69 Alvaro Amores España Empleado 70 Eric Amoros France RSS 71 constantin ana maria trade union Trade union 72 Gheorghe Ana Ramona România Trade Union 73 Anton Andel Slovakia Trade union 74 spinoy andre België acv.cscbie EWC Antalis belgium 75 draghici andreea romania Trade union 76 Stefan Andreea România Trade union 77 Merce Andres Daina Spain Sindicato 78 Marinela Angelescu Romania Trade union 79 Jurgita Anglicke Mazeikiai Laborante 80 Eduardo ANICETO Luxemburg Work coucncil 81 Maria Anton Romania Membru în Sindicat ANTOÑANZAS 82 Cristina PEÑALVA ESPAÑA Vicesecretaria General 83 Josef Antoniv Czech Republic Trade unions 84 Emil Antonov Bulgaria member of Trade Union 85 Djamal Aouadi France Délégué du perdonnel 86 Kalina Arabadjieva Germany Employee 87 JORGE ARAGON ESPAÑA SINDICATO MIEMBRO DE LA JUNTA DE ARAMBURU PERSONAL DEL MINISTERIO DE 88 JOSE LUIS GODINEZ ESPAÑA EDUCACIÓN; ASESOR SINDICAL 89 Stefano Araujo Luxembourg Trade union 90 Vincent ARDIET France Union representative 91 Ricard Argelich Cañadó Spain member of works council 4 Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 First Name Last name Country Capacity 92 José Luis Arias Ramón España Sindicalista de CCOO 93 Rosana Arrimada España Miembro comité empresa MIEMBRO DEL CMSE Groupe Arnault SE, Christian Dior SE y 94 MIGUEL ANGEL ARROYO AYLAGAS ESPAÑA LVMH SE 95 Juan Pedro Arroyo Hernando España miembro comité de empresa 96 Marian Artimon România Trade union 97 Suzana Artukovic Vuksan Croatia Trade Union TRADE UNION FEDERATION WITH 98 ASEN ASENOV BULGARIA 5000 MEMBERS 99 Brahim Assal France Délégué principal 100 Christopher Attard Malta Member of trade union 101 Norman Attard Malta Trade Union 102 Celeste Attias Ayarzaguena España Representante sindical 103 Véronique Aubrion France Elue CSE 104 Patrick AUDEGOND France Cadre 105 jean Michel AUDET FRANCE membre syndicat 106 Denis AUDOUCET FRANCE Syndicat 107 Frédéric Audouy FRance Trade union 108 Alexander Auer Austria member of works council Augustin 109 Dinu Constantin România Metrorex EM 110 Klaus Aul Deutschland Betriebsratsvorsitzender 111 Stanciu Aurentina Romania USLM 112 Thomas Authier France Member of a trade union 113 Patrick Auxeski France Délégué syndical 5 Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 First Name Last name Country Capacity President of the PPDIVUT BIH Bosnia and Trade Union and member of the 114 Mehmed E. Avdagić Herzegovina EFFAT Executive Board 115 Vicky Avramofski Belgium Membre of trader union 116 Pedro Ayllon España Sindicato 117 Christine Aymard France Membre du CSE 118 Tatjana Babrauskiene Lithuania Trade union 119 Nicolas Bachelier France Membre du syndicat employee ( ex-works council member), ( current deputy works 120 Serge Backendorf Luxembourg council member) 121 Marius Badea România Trade Union 122 Rodolphe BAËLE France Délégué du syndicat 123 Wim Baeyens Belgie EWC Member International 124 Ramón Baeza Sanjuán Spain Department SECRETAIRE CSE ET DELEGUEE 125 fatima bahij france SYNDICALE TRESORIER UNION DEPARTEMENTALE 70 HAUTE 126 vincent bailly FRANCE SAONE 127 Francesca Baiocchi Italy Member 128 Paolo Baiocco France membre de syndicat DPDHL Group EWC member and The DHL Express Netherlands Works 129 Paul Bakker Netherlands Coucil member chairman of trade union, member 130 František Balaga Slovakia of EWC Bekaert 131 Eva Balážová Slovakia council Trade Union Officer, EWC 132 Laetitia Baldan Belgium coordinator 133 Lilo Baldwin Österreich Betriebsratsmitglied Unitate si 134 Niculina Balica solidaritate Membru sindicat 6 Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 First Name Last name Country Capacity 135 Sona Balicka Slovakia member of a trade union Spišská nová 136 Martin Balický Ves member of a trade union 137 Kisito bienvenu BALLA France CFTC 138 François Ballestero Belgium Trade union 139 stephane ballot france Membre Elu Cadre au CSE 140 Hugues BALMER France Membre CSE 141 Dušan Balog Slovensko člen 142 Michel BANCAL France Délégué Syndical Central CFTC 143 roberto bandinelli france syndicat 144 Daniel BAQUE France CEE 145 Adhal Bara France Délégué syndical régional 146 Frédéric BARANGER France member of works council President trade union 147 LEONARD BARASCU ROMANIA organization 148 Fra Barba España Delegado Sindical 149 Florenzo Barbaruolo Italy Trade union's member Trésorière du syndicat des caisses 150 MARIE BARBE FRANCE nationales de la sécurité sociale Président du SICTAME UNSA 151 CHRISTOPHE BARBIER FRANCE TOTAL 152 Sébastien Baril France membre du syndicat 153 Frederik Bartell Germany No 154 isabelle Barthes Belgium Deputy General Secretary 155 Nathalie Bartholomé France worker 156 Katarzyna Bartkiewicz Poland trade union 157 Frédérique BARTLETT France Trade unioniste 7 Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 First Name Last name Country Capacity 158 Salim Bas Belgium member trade union ABVV 159 Detlef Basten Germany EWC Member of France works council 160 Stéphane BASTIAN FRANCE and EWC. 161 Filip Batens België member of works council 162 Vilislava Bates BULGARIA Member of trade union 163 Andreas Batke Deutschland Member EWC 164 Thomas Battau Germany Deputy Head of Works Council 165 Frédéric Baudin France Membre du syndicat CFTC 166 Reynald Bauduin France Rp 167 Michael Bauer Deutschland Gewerkschafter 168 Vidas Bauševičius Lietuva Trade union 169 JEAN PAUL BAUZET FRANCE MEMBRE DU BUREAU 170 Antonio Baylos España (Spain) member of TU 171 Tomás Beas Pedraza España Trade union 172 Sean Beatty UK Chair EWC 173 Yves BECHU France Membre du syndicat CFTC Adhérent cgt spectacle /Salariée 174 Naïs Bédiat France du secteur privé 175 Marcela Bednárova Slovakia 10000 176 Ignacio Bedoya Spain Enlace sindical 177 Rejane Begouen France Delegue syndicale 178 Katrin Behnke Belgium ETUC staff 179 Aurelio Belando Martínez España Activista 180 lakdar belhadri france délégué syndical 8 Petition Signatories 24 November 2020 First Name Last name Country Capacity 181 PATRICK BELLEAU FRANCE member of works council 182 Peggy Bellenger FRance Trésorière fédérale 183 Ricard Bellera Kirchhoff Spain
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