Bipartite co-operation at regional and local level Sample Clauses

Bipartite co-operation at regional and local level. The parties note the existence of many cases of bipartite co-operation at local or regional level with the object of developing industry and its employees. This may involve projects intended to match the supply and demand for labour more effectively by means of competence development measures, to benefit from the competence and research results at local universities, to strengthen the links between business and the community in a town, and much else. In many cases, these projects also mean that society’s resources can be put to more effective use to the benefit of industry and its employees. Local and regional activities of this type are in line with the intentions of the agreement, and the Industry Committee sees it as part of its role to stimulate such projects.
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