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Employers represented by employers’ organisations and workers represented by trade unions.
‘Social partners’ is a term generally used in Europe to refer to representatives of management and labour (employer organisations and trade unions), and in some contexts public authorities, that engage in social dialogue. Primary EU law refers to the concept of ‘social partners’ for the first time in Article 152 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU).
Employers’ associations and trade unions forming the two sides of social dialogue.
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Organisations of employers and employees representing specific or sectoral interests.