EATUC

16/05/2025

East African Trade Union Confederation (EATUC) convened Committee of Experts Meeting in Dar es Salaam to validate the Draft Regional Climate Change & Just Transition Policy.

This critical gathering brings together labor experts from EATUC Affiliates to ensure that the shift toward a greener economy is inclusive, fair, and worker-centered.

The draft Policy promotes: Green and decent job creation, Social protection for affected workers, Inclusion of women, youth, and persons with disabilities and Strong labor representation in climate decision-making.

EATUC remains committed to advancing both climate justice and economic justice for all workers in the region.

20/02/2025

EATUC Youth Conference 2024

Youth Employment through Greening, Entrepreneurship, Digital Transformation and Just Transformation

25/12/2024

26/01/2024

The ILO has released new indicators on work-based learning (WBL) which plays a crucial role in developing workers’ skills for the evolving labour market and vocational education.

25/01/2024

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The East African Community (EAC) is a regional intergovernmental organisation of seven (7) Partner States: the Republic of Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Kenya, the Republic of Rwanda, the Republic of South Sudan, the Republic of Uganda, and the United Republic of Tanzani...

22/01/2024

Only Africans got a double-digit percentage reduction while Filipino workers got the least cut.

17/01/2024

EATUC and TUCTA delegation led by EATUC Chairman/TUCTA Secretary Genaral C'de Hery have today held extensive deliberations with UN Resident Coordinator for Tanzania Mr.Zlatan Milisic at UN offices in Dar es Salaam.Di
scussion was focusing on Trade Union engagement on UNSDCF process and other areas of collaborations, representatives from other UN agencies (UNDP, UNICEF,UN Women and ILO) attended.

27/11/2023

Launch of East Africa Women Roundtable (EAWR)

Four Thematic AreasPolicy InfluenceAwareness RaisingMentorshipRecognition

31/08/2022

Kenyan and UK unions joint struggles for a workers’ trade agenda
https://globallabourcolumn.org/2022/08/16/kenyan-and-uk-unions-joint-struggles-for-a-workers-trade-agenda/

-Damaris Muhika and Rosa Crawford A workers’ vision for trade is one where World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules and trade deals enforce fundamental rights, promote decent jobs, support human develo…

13/09/2021

Social Dialogue for SDG 8. A way towards decent jobs and sustainable economic growth. Produced by the Danish Labour Market Consortium. Find out more at www.s...

14/07/2021

The ILO Director for Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi paid courtesy call to EATUC Secretariat.Discussions focused on potential areas of collaboration between ILO and EATUC

06/10/2020

African Union launches the second edition of the labour migration statistics report in Africa.https://au.int/sites/default/files/documents/39323-doc-web254_184-10_english_2nd_edition_of_the_africa_labor_migration_statistics.pdf