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UNI Global Union is a global trade union federation that represents 20 million skills and services workers in 150 countries around the world. Headquartered in Nyon, Switzerland, UNI has four regional offices in Brussels, Johannesburg, Uruguay and Singapore.  

 

Our mission is to build power for working people through strong unions and effective collective bargaining. We know that when workers organize into unions, they win fairer pay, dignified retirement and respect on the job. With our Breaking Through strategy, UNI works to:

 

  • Grow unions through organizing
  • Build power within multinational companies
  • Protect and expand collective bargaining
  • Hold corporations and governments accountable

Equal opportunities


UNI is an equal opportunity employer and we welcome applicants from a diverse range of backgrounds in our commitment to create an inclusive workplace for all.

Values


Workers’ rights are human rights and we fight for the freedom to organize and bargain collectively to improve the lives of working people. We stand up for the principles of equality, democracy, solidarity, racial, social and environmental justice, and peace. If you believe in trade unions and share our values, take a look at our job opportunities below.

Jobs


  • Application End Date: 1 August, 2024

Job Specification


The Project Manager will be part of a small team implementing a project which will establish a Human Rights Due Diligence Competence Centre for trade unions, funded by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). This Centre will equip trade union representatives to play an active role in ensuring companies adopt a robust approach to protecting human rights around the world, with a particular focus on the German Supply Chain Act.

  • Application End Date: 15 July, 2024

Job Specification


The World Players Association, a sector of UNI Global Union, is the leading voice of organized
players in the governance of world sport. Through its affiliates it brings together more than
85,000 players across professional sport through in almost 140 player associations in nearly 70
countries.

To support its vision of a collectively bargained world of sport by 2032, World Players seeks a
Player Relations Coordinator: Strategic Projects, to advance the following strategic priorities:

  1. The moment to address longstanding inequity in women’s sport and create a better
    future for women’s players.
  2. The opportunity to secure dignified work for athletes, particularly as this relates to
    stopping the exploitation of their economic and commercial rights in the governance of
    global sport.

The role is a consultancy position for a fixed term. It reports directly to the Head of UNI World
Players Association.