The European Commission has restricted the use of chemical substances N,N-dimethylacetamide (DMAC) and 1-ethylpyrrolidin-2-one (NEP) to protect workers from their exposure.
Workplace accidents are a concern for businesses across Europe, often leading to costly compensation claims, downtime, and, most importantly, risks to employee health and safety.
The EU Council has adopted new EU rules which aim to strengthen the rights of people working in the gig economy and ensure they enjoy better working conditions.
— last modified 20 March 2024 The European Commission set out proposals on 20 March to improve working conditions for trainees, including pay, inclusiveness and quality of traineeships in the…
— last modified 17 January 2023 The European Commission launched on 17 January the ‘Talent Booster Mechanism’. This Mechanism will support EU regions affected by the accelerated decline of their…
— last modified 29 September 2022 The European Commission proposed on 29 September a set of measures to improve the working conditions in platform work and to support the sustainable…
— last modified 29 September 2022 The European Commission adopted on 29 September Guidelines on the application of EU competition law to collective agreements (‘Guidelines’) regarding the working conditions of…
