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Project Documentation Strengthening the capacity of social partners in the road transport sector in Bulgaria to engage in effective and constructive social dialogue at international, national and enterprise level National Tripartite Workshop, Sofia, 18-22 May 2009 MONDAY (18.05.09) TUESDAY (19.05.09) WEDNESDAY (20.05.09) THURSDAY (21.05.09 ) FRIDAY (22.05.09 ) Arrival and registration of 9:00 participants The Agenda for Social SWOT Analysis of Social Mobilizing the Resources Workshop Introduction Dialogue in the Road Dialogue in the Bulgarian Road Planning for Social Dialogue Needed for Social Dialogue Introduction of Participants 9:00 Transport Sector Transport Sector 9:20 M. Meletiou P. Turnbull P. Turnbull P. Turnbull P. Turnbull Arrival of Officials and Guests for 10:15 the Opening Session 10:20 Tea/coffee-break Tea/coffee-break Tea/coffee-break Tea/coffee-break 10:30 Opening Session Agreed Guidelines for Social Dialogue 11:15 Tea/coffee-break 10:40 in Bulgaria Social Dialogue in Road Working Time and Social Initiating Social Dialogue 10:40 Transport in Bulgaria Dialogue in Europe P. Turnbull Workshop Programme P. Turnbull 11:40 National Expert P. Turnbull 12:00 Review, Evaluation P. Turnbull P. Turnbull 12:30 Closing Session 12:30 Lunch break Lunch break Lunch break Lunch break 13:00 End of workshop Presentations by Presentations on the ILO Regarding 14:00 Making Social Labour Standards, Social Dialogue 14:00 Damian Viccars , IRU Implementing Social Dialogue Dialogue Work and Sectoral Activities 14:00 Cristina Tilling , ETF P. Turnbull P. Turnbull C. Mihes & M. Meletiou 15:00 Tea/coffee-break 15:20 Tea/coffee-break 15:20 Tea/coffee-break Tea/coffee-break Representation of the Social Stakeholder 15:20 Presentations, other ILO Model of Social Monitoring and Evaluating the Partners and Support for Social Dialogue Process of Social Dialogue 15:40 Dialogue interventions & 15:40 discussion P. Turnbull P. Turnbull P. Turnbull 17:00 End of day End of day End of day End of day PROJECT TITLE: EC funded ILO Technical Cooperation Project: “Strengthening the capacity of social partners in the road transport sector in Bulgaria and Romania to engage in effective and constructive social dialogue at international, national and enterprise level” National Tripartite Workshop in Bulgaria 18 to 22 May 2009, Sofia Arena di Serdica hotel Participants from the Road Transport Agency/Government NO. NAME TITLE / ORGANIZATION CONTACT INFORMATION 1 Mr. Svetoslav Executive Secretary, RTA tel. 930-88-10, Stanchev [email protected] 2 Ms Vessela Seniour expert, Road Vehicles 930-88-39, Ivanova Directorate [email protected] 3 Ms Zornica Expert, Human resources 930 88 91, Nusheva Directorate [email protected] Participants from FTTUB NO. ИМЕ TITLE / ORGANIZATION CONTACT INFORMATION 1 BOZHIDAR Chairperson of the trade union at Sofia 1202, 106 Mariya Luiza blvd. DANCHEV Sofia company for urban transport Sofia 1233, Bulgaria Тел : 02/9316077 Mail: [email protected] 2-X EVGENI Chairperson of the trade union at Varna 9000, Trolleyna str. 48, NEDEV Varna company for urban transport Те l: 052/757 22 09 3-X TODORKA Chairperson of the trade union at Burgas 8000, Industrialna str. 4 POPOVA Burgas bus company Те l: 056/846 759 Mail: [email protected] 4. MARIA Chairperson of the trade union at Sofia1510, Rezbarska str.11, GEOGIEVA PAT company Malashevci Те l: 9450624 Mail: [email protected] Observer: Slava Petrova international department, FTTUB tel:+3592 931 8001; tel:+3592 931 5124; fax:+3592 831 7124 106 Mariya Luiza blvd. Sofia 1233, Bulgaria Participants from FTW Podkrepa NO. NAME TITLE / ORGANIZATION CONTACT INFORMATI ON 1 ALEXANDER RADEV IVANOV - SOFIA Deputy president of FTW 0888577255 Podkrepa 2 PAVEL MITKOV HRISTOV - SOFIA Federation Secretary FTW 0888813151 Podkrepa” 3-X DEAGOMIR IVANOV CHAIKOV - Chairperson of the trade union 0888559493 BURGAS at Burgas bus company FTW 4 GEORGI BOZHIDAROV BOZHILOV - SOFIA Member of FTW Podkrepa- 0888870505 observer 5 DOBRIN STOYANOV - SOFIA Secretary “Sofia automobile 0885802189 autotransport” company- observer 6 Employers’ Nomination of Participants – National Chamber of Transport /NCT/ NO. NAME TITLE / ORGANIZATION CONTACT INFORMATION 1-X BOJANA Member of the Supervisory Board of Plovdiv; 82, Hr. Botev Blvd. PETKOVA Bulgarian Transport Holding GSM 0886888831 2-X ANTONIA Executive Manager of Bourgas; 2, Industrialna Str. BACHVAROVA Avtotrafic Plc GSM 0887873678 3-X IVAN BOJILOV Secretary of Plovdiv 4000; 82, Hr. Botev Blvd. National Chamber of Transport GSM 0898829879 4-X MILKO Executive Manager of Troyan; 2, Dounav Str. PEPELDJIISKY Troyan Avtotransport Plc GSM 0887890699 Participants from the Union of Private Entrepreneurs “Vazrazhdane” NO. ИМЕ TITLE / ORGANIZATION 1 VENELIN GEORGIEV NEDELCHEV- SOFIA President of the RT branch organization 2 LAZARIN METODIEV BUNDJULOV- SOFIA Expert in the RT branch organization 3 PANAYOT JORDANOV ALEXIEV-SOFIA Expert in the RT branch organization 7 persons will need accommodation and DSA RESEARCH STUDY ON ISSUES RELATED TO THE ROAD TRANSPORT SECTOR IN BULGARIA WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON SOCIAL DIALOGUE Prepared for the ILO by: Chistina Velinova Antoaneta Ivanova Slava Petrova Pavel Hristov Sofia, March 2009 Unedited English translation ACKNOWLEDGMENT It is hereby acknowledged that the preparation, translation from English to Bulgarian and publication of the ILO training materials on social dialogue in the road transport sector has received funding from the European Community within the framework of the ILO Technical Cooperation project entitled “Strengthening the capacity of social partners in the road transport sector in Bulgaria and Romania to engage in effective and constructive social dialogue at international, national and enterprise level”. This project has been implemented following a relevant agreement signed between the ILO and the Commission of the European Communities (Reference number of the Agreement: N° 30VS/2008/0506 – S12.513535). 2 CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION The main aim of this study is to review and outline the situation with regard to the existing capacity of social partners in Bulgaria in the road transport sector, as well as to identify the opportunities to improve its effectiveness and its role on the various levels. Following a short introduction, Chapter 2 of the study outlines the legal framework in the road transport. It lists the key EU regulations and directives, as well as the international conventions and treaties, to which Bulgaria is a party. There is also a review of the legislation governing the social dialogue. Chapter 3 presents the national transport policy of Bulgaria and outlines its priorities in the road transport sector. It also presents the activities and main functions of the Executive Agency "Road Transport Administration". It includes a description of the organisational structure of the agency. Moreover, it describes the future development trends in the sector. Further in the study, there is an analysis of the Bulgarian transport market. The document reviews and analyses the main indicators characterizing the large transport operators, as well as the small undertakings. It also describes their structure, management, ownership, operations, and human resources. At that point the document discusses the current effect of the global financial crisis on the Bulgarian transport operators. The last Chapter of the study is focused on the various participants in the social dialogue and their organisations. The existing collective labour agreements are described. Special attention is paid to the social partners’ participation in the tripartite social dialogue in the road transport sector. The report ends with conclusions and recommendations on the need of training and promotion of the further development of the social dialogue, which aims at its transformation into a system, meeting the needs and requirements of all participants. The study and the contents of this report mainly count on information and data obtained from interviews with representatives of various organisations, as well as from published sources and reports. Transport has a strategic importance for every country. Trends in transport largely reflect the economic development of the country. There is a tight bond between the transport sector and the other sectors of the economy. On the one hand, in order to develop they need effective and well-developed transport sector. On the other hand, the transport sector is strongly dependant on the development of the other economic sectors. One of the main tasks of the transport sector in Bulgaria is the provision of effective and reliable transport services, which would help improve the economic and social stability of the country. Road transport has a key and dominating role in the Bulgarian transport system. In 2000 the share of road transport was 52.3%, and today it represents some 70% of the entire transport activity and maintains a permanent, high annual growth. CHAPTER TWO 3 BULGARIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN THE FIELD OF ROAD TRANSPORT Constitution of the transport market is possible only with the legal regulations and secondary legislation, defining its organization and rules for transport operations. The road transport sector is well regulated at European level. The European legislation in this field covers extremely big number of provisions relating to technical, fiscal, social and environmental requirements. Since January 1, 2007 Bulgaria is a full member of the European Union and as all other sectors and sub-sectors of the economy,
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