Public service broadcasting workers in UNI-MEI are unionised in 83 unions in 60 countries worldwide. They are very active in a number of areas: employment, legislation, competition and media concentration, independence of public service broadcasting, and funding for quality programming. UNI-MEI’ s concern in supporting public service broadcasting goes beyond a proper defence of jobs and salaries, which have been hit by a wave of casualisation and an overall downgrading of social conditions. UNI-MEI defends public service broadcasting as a vital ingredient of democracy, as a factor of social integration committed to provide a service of quality, diversity and objectivity to the general public, which it seeks to inform, educate and entertain.
We invite you to join in a wide range of activities, seminars and conferences all around the world through which UNI-MEI’s public services broadcasting workers campaign together for the defence of the quality and diversity of public service broadcasting and better working conditions.