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EOSE is a membership organisation and the activity of the structure is strongly supported, linked and based on the quality and involvement of the European Network composed of the membership of the organisation.
We could highlight several proven track record of cooperation, collaborations and collective experiences through various projects and activit
ies where the whole membership was activated to develop e.g. research and obtain comparable data (qualitative and quantitative) at national and regional level in the areas of employment and VET in the Sport and Active Leisure sector in Europe. To illustrate that point we can take the example of the VOCASPORT project commissioned by the Sport Unit of the European Commission and lead by EOSE in 2004 or more recently the LLL-Sport project.
Please find below the full list of EOSE current members.
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WOS – Werkgevers Organisatie in de Sport
- Netherlands
The purpose of the Dutch Employers Organisation for the Sports sector, hereafter referred to as the WOS, is to represent the interests of its members in the broad field of labour relations. The WOS was founded on 8 April 1986 and largely supports organisations of a voluntary nature. The WOS has 7 employees.
Members are typically:
- rural and regional / provincial sports organisations / sports federations,
- sports organisations at local level,
- sports councils at local, provincial and regional level.
The 30,000 sports clubs in the Netherlands are members of a sports federation and in most cases are direct members of the WOS.
Since 2014 the WOS provides the running of the secretariat of EASE. EASE stands for the European Association of Sport Employers.
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