The National Representative Assembly (LVV) of the Trade Union for Education and Science (GEW) decided at its meeting in mid-November 2010, Vattenfall to withdraw their support. The National Representative Assembly (LVV) of the GEW Hamburg is the highest authority and decision-making body of the National Federation of the GEW Hamburg.
document says the decision of the LVV:
The GEW Hamburg recommends its members in all educational institutions in the city, particularly in schools, daycare centers and district centers in the future from the energy company Vattenfall is organized and sponsored Events and related projects can no longer support. This applies to every year in April held Vattenfall Harvest Days and the Vattenfall Schulcup, a cycling competition in Hamburg schools.
recommends the addition of LVV GEW their members to participate in the preparations for alternative events to the Vattenfall reading days 2011th The current working title for this is 'make yourself reading days - Vattenfall say goodbye'.
the decision, together with full justification can be read here .
About GEW:
The GEW the education union in the German Trade Union Federation (DGB) is which she is a founding member. Nationwide, this accounts for approximately 270,000 members.
The GEW - that is in Hamburg around 10,000 colleagues working in educational and scientific professions in schools, kindergartens and youth centers, universities and scientific institutions, in educational administration and adult education. Although teachers are the largest occupational group, the GEW is no longer just a teachers union. Teachers union anyway: About 70% of the GEW members are women. (Source: http://www.gew-hamburg.de )
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