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Together in Pride, Together in Protest - Joint Statement by the ETUC and ILGA-Europe
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Together in Pride, Together in Protest - Joint Statement by the ETUC and ILGA-Europe

The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) and ILGA-Europe stand united in defending the rights and freedoms of LGBTIQ people and workers across Europe. Our movements are bound by a shared commitment to equality, social justice, and democratic freedoms—principles that are increasingly under threat. The ban on Budapest Pride is not just an attack on LGBTIQ people—it’s an attack on democracy, freedom of assembly, and the right to organise.
Document Published on 27.06.2025
ETUC strategy for countering deregulation

ETUC strategy for countering deregulation

  ETUC strategy for countering deregulation  Adopted at the Executive Committee meeting of 18th June 2025
Document Published on 24.06.2025
ETUC demands for the Quality Jobs Roadmap

ETUC demands for the Quality Jobs Roadmap

ETUC demands for the Quality Jobs Roadmap Adopted at the Extraordinary Executive Committee meeting of 18 June 2025 The European Commission announced that it will put forward a Quality Jobs Roadmap, developed following consultation with the social partners. During the first hearings held in April and May 2025, it was announced that the roadmap would support through legislative and non-legislative measures collective bargaining, fair wages, good working conditions, training, and fair job transitions.
Document Published on 24.06.2025
ETUC resolution on a 3-year Taxation Action Plan (2025–2027)

ETUC resolution on a 3-year Taxation Action Plan (2025–2027)

ETUC resolution on a 3-year Taxation Action Plan (2025–2027) Adopted at the Extraordinary Executive Committee meeting of 18 June 2025   Reclaiming Tax Policy for Social Justice, Solidarity, and Investment
Document Published on 24.06.2025
  • Mid-Term Conference Resolution: Trade Unions’ Demands for a Successful EU Enlargement

    Mid-Term Conference Resolution: Trade Unions’ Demands for a Successful EU Enlargement

    Mid-Term ConferenceResolution: Trade Unions’ Demands for a Successful EU Enlargement Twenty years after the largest wave of EU enlargement, millions of workers are still waiting for the promise of decent work, fair wages, strong rights, and real social protection.
    Document Published on 22.05.2025
  • ETUC Statement on the situation in the Gaza Strip

    ETUC Statement on the situation in the Gaza Strip

    The ETUC expresses its grave concerns at the unconscionable humanitarian situation in Gaza. The ETUC calls for immediate and effective EU and international initiatives to alleviate the intolerable humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip against the background of the blockade enacted by the government of Israel.
    Document Published on 12.05.2025
  • ETUC on the Passing of Pope Francis

    ETUC on the Passing of Pope Francis

    The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) is saddened by the passing of Pope Francis, a global voice for dignity, justice, and solidarity. His unwavering support for workers' rights, fair wages, and social justice inspired millions and resonated deeply with our trade union mission. 
    Document Published on 21.04.2025
  • Resolution on EU Trade with Israel and Palestine

    Resolution on EU Trade with Israel and Palestine

    Resolution on EU trade with Israel and PalestineAdopted at the Extraordinary Executive Committee meeting of 15 April 2025
    Document Published on 17.04.2025
  • Resolution on peace and security

    Resolution on peace and security

    Resolution on peace and security Adopted at the Extraordinary Executive Committee Meeting of 15 April 2025
    Document Published on 17.04.2025
  • Joint European Trade Union Statement on the Omnibus Proposal: A Direct Attack on Workers’ Rights and Corporate Accountability
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    Joint European Trade Union Statement on the Omnibus Proposal: A Direct Attack on Workers’ Rights and Corporate Accountability

    The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) and the European Trade Union Federations (ETUFs) jointly condemn the European Commission’s Omnibus proposal, which constitutes a direct assault on corporate accountability, workers’ and trade union rights, and environmental protections. The European Parliament must reject this disastrous package and ensure that the core objectives of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) as well as the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D) and the protections provided therein are safeguarded from this deregulation agenda.
    Document Published on 25.03.2025
  • Statement on Savings and Investments Union / Capital Markets Union

    Statement on Savings and Investments Union / Capital Markets Union

    Statement on Savings and Investments Union / Capital Markets Union Adopted at the Executive Committee meeting of 04-05 March 2025   What can the trade unions expect from the Savings and Investments Union (CMU) ?
    Document Published on 07.03.2025
  • Statement on Belarus
    Stand with Belarus

    Statement on Belarus

    We welcome European Parliament resolution and reiterate that free trade unions are the cornerstone of democracy.
    Document Published on 21.01.2025
  • Statement by the ETUC and the CCSCS regarding the possible conclusion of negotiations on the EU-MERCOSUR Association Agreement
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    Statement by the ETUC and the CCSCS regarding the possible conclusion of negotiations on the EU-MERCOSUR Association Agreement

    Statement by the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) and the Coordinadora de Centrales Sindicales del Cono Sur (CCSCS) regarding the possible conclusion of negotiations on the EU-MERCOSUR Association Agreement  
    Document Published on 07.11.2024
  • A European Industrial Policy for Quality Jobs

    A European Industrial Policy for Quality Jobs

    A European Industrial Policy for Quality Jobs Adopted at the Executive Committee meeting of 15 – 16 October 2024
    Document Published on 30.10.2024
  • Social Partners call for better involvement in Economic Governance

    Social Partners call for better involvement in Economic Governance

    Joint statement by the ETUC, SGI Europe and SME United, calling for a factual and material involvement of social partners in the economic governance and the EU Semester The REGULATION (EU) 2024/1263 of 29 April 2024 on the effective coordination of economic policies and on multilateral budgetary surveillance states that the involvement of social partners, among other relevant stakeholders, in the European Semester is key to ensuring national ownership of economic and fiscal policies as well as transparent and inclusive policy-making.
    Document Published on 22.10.2024