Bất kỳ khuôn khổ như vậy cần được đàm phán như là một thực thể riêng biệt và mạch lạc, và không được gắn với các nhượng bộ về chương trình nghị sự thương mại đàm phán tại WTO. Nó sẽ cung cấp một khuôn khổ ổn định, dự đoán và minh bạch cho các nhà đầu tư, cân bằng 'tư nhân, công nhân, lợi ích công cộng, quyền và trách nhiệm - cả trong | Need for formal consultation structures in the World Bank IMF and WTO and trade meetings and an effort to engage directly with multinational companies through the negotiation of framework agreements covering fundamental issues like child labour bonded labour discrimination and freedom of association. 561. In addition for the last decade or so the international trade union movement has sought to influence globalization through attempts to reorient some of the activities and policies of international agencies such as the World Bank IMF WTO the UN Conference on Trade and Development UNCTAD and the OECD. At the same time trade unions have devoted considerable resources to promoting greater consistency and cooperation between the multilateral organizations responsible for economic development trade and social policy. In particular they have encouraged the international institutions with an economic mandate to broaden their perspective and put more emphasis on equity human rights and social considerations. 562. The impact of the trade union movement on globalization and the policies of the key international institutions depend partly on their influence on the decisionmaking process. For instance within the ILO trade unions are a key part of the governance structure and exercise considerable influence over the policies of the organization. In other international organizations such as the OECD there exists a formal structure for consultations with both the labour movement and the business community that enables the social partners to engage in regular policy discussions with OECD staff and government representatives. We recommend that formal consultation structures similar to the OECD type should be established at the World Bank the IMF and the WTO while fully respecting the constitutional provisions and governance structures of these organizations. This would provide the social partners with structural entry points into the workings of the international organizations .
