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Skip to content Menu Close HomeWho we areHow to joinResourcesPublicationsNewsEventsUkraine SupportGET IN TOUCH Select LanguageArabicBulgarianChinese (Simplified)DutchEnglishFrenchGermanItalianPortugueseRussianSlovenianSpanishUkrainian#goog-gt-tt{display:none!important;}.goog-te-banner-frame{display:none!important;}.goog-te-menu-value:hover{text-decoration:none!important;}.goog-text-highlight{background-color:transparent!important;box-shadow:none!important;}body{top:0!important;}#google_translate_element2{display:none!important;}MenuHomeWho we areHow to joinResourcesPublicationsNewsEventsUkraine SupportGET IN TOUCHWelcome to theUnionMigrantNetthe European trade unions’ network of assistance for migrantsAre you a migrant and need support?Our European trade union contact points provide information and assistance to migrants, irrespective of their nationality, migration or residence status. Get in touch with a contact point using the search assistant or by clicking on the map.GET IN TOUCHWho we areThe UnionMigrantNet is a European network of contact points providing services to migrants established, managed and supported by trade unions. It is promoted by the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC).The main goal of the network is to support fair labour mobility and migration. The services provided by the UnionMigrantNet contact points are aimed at promoting the collective and individual interests and rights of migrants regardless of their status.UnionMigrantNet BrochureOur aims 01Strength trade union activities aimed at protecting the individual and collective rights of migrants02Increase the visibility and accessibility of services and the facilities that support the integration of migrants03Encourage trade union membership among migrantsOur valuesThe UnionMigrantNet is geared to the integration and inclusion of migrants in their host societies, to be pursued according to the UnionMigrantNet Charter of Values adopted in June 2015 at the Second Conference of Trade Union Services for Migrants in Brussels, Belgium.NewsView allPress release: More rights for migrant workers – but only the lucky fewCommenting on the migration policyproposedtoday by the European Commission, ETUC Confederal Secretary Ludovic Voet said: “The vulnerability of migrant workers is too often exploited byRead More2nd UMN Post – written by EKA and Generation 2.0 REDRead MoreIntegration of migrants and refugees in the labour market: a multi-stakeholder approachVideo hereGo to Labour-intTwitter FeedHow to join? Joining the network is free of charge and is open to:trade unions directly or indirectly affiliated to ETUC organisationsassociations of migrants promoted by trade unions directly or indirectly affiliated to ETUCorganisations (such as NGOs) sponsored by trade unions directly or indirectly affiliated to ETUCYou can send an email to [email protected] in order to receive more information on the application process.PublicationsView allDefending Undocumented WorkersDownload PDF_EnDownload PDF_FrTRADE UNIONS: Organising and Promoting Undocumented Migrant Workers’ RightsDownload PDF_EnDownload PDF_FrETUC on MigrationIntegration of migrants and refugees in the labour market: a multi-stakeholder approachVideo hereGo to Labour-intMigration has a positive impact on the EU, both socially and economically.Go to Est.org ContactEuropean Trade Union Confederation (ETUC)Boulevard du Roi Albert II, 5B-1210 BrusselsBelgiumWebsiteFollow us onPrivacy Policy© ETUC 2021 – European Trade Union Confederation / EU