Brussels, 04-05/03/2008

Brussels, 05-06/12/2007 1. Introduction This position builds on previous ETUC resolutions and positions on this issue, adopted since its Prague congress 2003, including the: •  Action Plan October 2003; •  ETUC response to the Green Paper on an EU approach to managing economic migration in March 2005; •  Transitional measures, December 2005;

Brussels, 05-06/12/2007 Preliminary remarks 1. This position paper represents the contribution by the ETUC and its member organisations to the consultation on the revision of the directive establishing a European CO2 emission trading scheme (directive 2003/87/EC). The new Directive will apply for the trading period starting in 2013.

Brussels, 05-06/12/2007 {{Putting the quality of employment at the heart of the new integrated guidelines The good news }}

Brussels, July 2007

Brussels, 11/07/2007

Brussels, 2005

Brussels, December 2006 On 20 October 2006, the European Commission formally consulted the European social partners on the reconciliation of professional, private and family life. This is the first stage of the consultation process and is one of the follow up measures put forward by the Commission in its recent Communication on Demography, to respond to the demographic challenge which the EU is facing.

Brussels, 07-08 December 2006 1. The need to strengthen the European dimension of collective bargaining: Wages and working conditions under pressure from the European Economic Model

Brussels, 7-8 December 2006

Brussels, 18-19 October 2006 Introduction 1. With both the Kyoto Protocol and the European CO2 emissions allowance system due to end in 2012, the European Commission has started to reflect on a future EU strategy for tackling climate change. A green paper is expected at the end of the year. 2. In this resolution, ETUC affirms its support for an ambitious European policy to tackle climate change, outlines the principles that must guide a future European strategy and sets priority areas where action is required.

Brussels, October 2006

Brussels, 18/07/2006