Reacting to Letta’s much-anticipated report, the ETUC warns against attempts to apply ‘over-transposition’ arguments to employment directives. The generalised criticism of ‘gold-plating’, i.e.
Poverty, public services and jobs are the issues that citizens want to see prioritised during the European election campaign, the new Eurobarometer shows.
The future of the European Union should be built on social progress – including quality jobs and fair pay and conditions – and not lower standards, it has been agreed today at the La Hulpe summit organised by the Belgian presidency.
Trade unions and the world of standardisation
Resolution adopted at the Executive Committee meeting of 26-27 March 2024
Technical standards also affect workers
ETUC support for the ILO Global Coalition for Social Justice
Adopted at the Executive Committee Meeting of 26-27 March 2024
Europe has a social justice emergency. The ETUC is at the forefront of the fight for a fair deal for workers, their families and their communities throughout Europe.