Conferences

UW & Boyner Holding Meeting

General Manager Enis Kösem and Business Development Manager Hasret Güneş visited the Compliance and Sustainability Director Aysun Sayın at her office in Maslak. Both parts talked about the outcome of their partnership and decide to generate the collaboration especially on the suppliers of Boyner. After the meeting 2Supplier Meetings are

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April 2019

BTSO Registered Employment Transition Program (KİGEP) – Bursa-

On April 25, the Registered Employment Transition Program (KİGEP) was held at Bursa Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI-BTSO) with cooperation International Labor Organization (ILO) Turkey Office and the Social Security Institution (SGK). The program covers the access of the Syrians under temporary protection to the workforce and the financial

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GiZ GmbH – Promotion of Economic Prospects for Refugees and Host Community “Cash-for-Work” Project Meeting

Cash-for-Work programmes in the context of refugee aid are geared primarily to refugees who are unable to find employment on the local job market. In most cases, work assignments involve helping to set up and consolidate infrastructure in the host communities. Examples include repairing streets, playparks, sewerage systems, schools, roofs,

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Conferences

ILO & UW Event

We organized an event in collaboration of ILO for the beneficiary brands and beneficiary suppliers of ILO subsidy funds, and United Work's assistance through the process regarding the Syrian employees they hired. At the event, more than 80 participants represented 50 companies and new support programs of ILO has been
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Protecting Vulnerable Refugees Meeting-Swedish Consulate

On 11 February 2019, International Crisis Group launched their latest report, “Protecting Vulnerable Refugees: Syrian Youth in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa” at the Swedish Consulate General. The report reflects the main risks that young Syrian refugees are exposed to in Şanlıurfa and what measures to cope with the matter. Diplomats, journalists, academicians

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