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Why the backlash against globalisation?
Philip Jennings
This article is appearing in World Link, the journal of the World Economic Forum

Thursday, January 25th
20.30-22.30  "A new shape for society: from pyramids to pillars"
Kenneth Georgetti, President, Canadian Labour Congress, Canada
Friday January 26th
11.15-12.30  "Unions in transition"
Sharan Burrow, President, ACTU, Australia
and John Sweeney,
President, AFL-CIO, USA
13.30-14.45 "Globalisation and Africa: failure to deliver?"
Fackson Shamenda,
President, Zambian Congress of Trade Unions (also President of the ICFTU and UNI-Africa Regional Secretary)
16.40-17.50 "The opposition is people"
Jay Mazur
President, UNITE, USA
16.40-17.50 "Reforming pension systems: a race against time"
Dr.Ursula Engeler-Kefer, DGB, Germany
20-30-22.30 National unions in the Global Economy
Sharan Burrow, Dr.Ursula Engeler-Kefer, Emilio Gabaglio, Kenneth Georgetti, Bill Jordan, Jay Mazur, Fackson Shamenda and John Sweeney. Chair: Philip Jennings
Saturday, January 27th
13.30-14.45  "Europe’s digital ambitions"
Emilio Gabaglio, General Secretary, European Trade Union Confederation, Brussels
(last-minute news: he won't be able to attend the events in Davos)
Sunday, January 28th
09.00-10.15 "Addressing the backlash against globalisation"
John Sweeney,
President, AFL-CIO, USA
Monday, January 29th
09.00-10.15 "Partnering for the future"
Bill Jordan,
General Secretary, International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, Brussels
Morning  Labour Leaders Press Conference
Tuesday, January 30th
10.00-11.15  "Visas for brains"
Philip Jennings, General Secretary, Union Network International, Switzerland