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  • The ETUC Executive Committee supports the workers of the polish shipbuilding industry

    The ETUC Executive Committee supports the workers of the polish shipbuilding industry

    Brussels, 25/06/2008
    Press release Published on 25.06.2008
  • ECJ further limits scope for Member States to demand respect for national labour law and industrial relations by foreign service providers

    ECJ further limits scope for Member States to demand respect for national labour law and industrial relations by foreign service providers

    Brussels, 19/06/2008
    Press release Published on 19.06.2008
  • Social dialogue is the cornerstone of the European social model

    Social dialogue is the cornerstone of the European social model

    Brussels, 19/06/2008
    Press release Published on 19.06.2008
  • European Social partners work together on restructuring

    European Social partners work together on restructuring

    Brussels, 19/06/2008 Change is a feature of modern economies and societies requiring workers and companies to adapt constantly. The European social partners have undertaken joint work on restructuring. They first undertook a study in the countries that joined the EU in 2004, with the main objective of better understanding the economic and social challenges faced by companies and workers in terms of restructuring. This study has then been extended to the remaining EU countries, as part of the Integrated Programme of the European Social Partners 2006-2008.
    Press release Published on 19.06.2008
  • ETUC calls on the European Parliament to respect migrants' fundamental rights

    ETUC calls on the European Parliament to respect migrants' fundamental rights

    Brussels, 18/06/2008 The ETUC has strong concerns that several provisions of the Council Common Position run counter to basic fundamental rights. In particular, provisions relating to the length of the detention, the 5 year re-entry ban on the territory and forced returns to countries other than the country of origin are in its view unacceptable. The ETUC has expressed its concerns about the repressive nature of the Directive and has urged the Parliament to at least establish acceptable norms in terms of the protection of migrants’ human rights.
    Press release Published on 18.06.2008
  • Civil society organisations and trade unions warmly welcome the European Commission's decision to propose a single anti-discrimination directive

    Civil society organisations and trade unions warmly welcome the European Commission's decision to propose a single anti-discrimination directive

    Brussels, 18/06/2008
    Press release Published on 18.06.2008
  • Irish referendum: act now for a more social Europe

    Irish referendum: act now for a more social Europe

    Brussels, 13/06/2008
    Press release Published on 13.06.2008
  • 4ième EMCEF (Fédération européenne des syndicats des mines, de la chimie et de l'énergie) Congrès (Uniquement en anglais)

    4ième EMCEF (Fédération européenne des syndicats des mines, de la chimie et de l'énergie) Congrès (Uniquement en anglais)

    Prague, 11/06/2008
    Speech Published on 11.06.2008
  • 4th EMCEF (European Mine, Chemical and Energy Workers' Federation) Congress

    4th EMCEF (European Mine, Chemical and Energy Workers' Federation) Congress

    Prague, 11/06/2008 To be checked against delivery Hubertus, friends and colleagues. It is always a pleasure to come to the Congress of EMCEF and to this historic city of Prague. Prague is commemorating the 40th anniversary of the famous Prague Spring of 1968, when the flames of freedom and liberty swept through the city and the country, only to be cruelly extinguished shortly afterwards by the forces of repression.
    Speech Published on 11.06.2008
  • Major conference on European Works Councils

    Major conference on European Works Councils

    Press release Published on 10.06.2008
  • Rechte der Europäischen Betriebsräte müssen gestärkt werden!

    Rechte der Europäischen Betriebsräte müssen gestärkt werden!

    Brussels, 09/06/2008 Rede von Reiner Hoffmann, stellvertretender Generalsekretär des Europäischen Gewerkschaftsbundes (EGB) auf der EBR-Konferenz von EGB und Hans-Böckler-Stiftung am 9. Juni 2008 in Brüssel Die Europäischen Betriebsräte sind heute ein wichtiger Bestandteil des europäischen Sozialmodells. Allerdings war es ein langer Weg, bis 1994 endlich die rechtlichen Grundlagen zur Einrichtung von Europäischen Betriebsräten (EBR) gelegt wurden.
    Speech Published on 09.06.2008
  • EU-US Summit: joint statement by the ETUC and the AFL-CIO

    EU-US Summit: joint statement by the ETUC and the AFL-CIO

    Brussels, 09/06/2008 Our organisations have presented to successive Summits over that period our views on how to enhance the transatlantic relationship by widening it from one essentially focussed on business interests to one that takes into account the concerns of working families. The political authorities have not risen to that challenge.
    Press release Published on 09.06.2008
  • ETUC welcomes possible agreement on agency work in Council, based on equal treatment principle from day one

    ETUC welcomes possible agreement on agency work in Council, based on equal treatment principle from day one

    Brussels, 05/06/2008
    Press release Published on 05.06.2008
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