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- The European Hospitality Skills Passport
- In April 2014, 5.26 million young people (under 25) were unemployed in the EU28, with an overall youth unemployment rate of 22.5%. In this context it is ...
- Women in management: Underrepresented and overstretched? - Eurofound policy brief
- Despite years of gender equality legislation, men outnumber women in management positions by two to one. While structural barriers continue to impede women's ...
- Doing business in Hungary: Staff welfare
- Social legislation in Hungary ensures equal opportunities for men and women and sets health and safety standards at the workplace.
- Proposal to modify Council Regulation (EEC) No 3821/85 on tachographs - guide
- The European Commission has proposed to revise the tachograph legislation to make full use of new technological opportunities such as satellite positioning. ...
- New European framework promotes quality apprenticeships
- EU employment ministers boosted the development of a skilled and qualified workforce Thursday with the adoption of a recommendation for a European framework ...
- "Youth on the Move" flagship initiative does not totally convince, say SMEs
- UEAPME, the European craft and SME employers' organisation, was left with mixed feelings by today's "Youth on the Move" communication by the European ...
- Cohesion policy: SMEs overall satisfied with Commission's proposals
- UEAPME, the European craft and SME employers’ organisation, was left overall satisfied by the legislative proposals on the new cohesion policy programming ...
- White Paper on pensions: occupational pensions must remain attractive, say SMEs
- The proposals put forward by the European Commission's White Paper setting out an agenda for adequate, safe and sustainable pensions unveiled today (Thursday) ...
- "Employment package" too shy on SMEs as job creators, warns UEAPME
- The "employment package" presented by the European Commission today is spot on when it comes to addressing both the demand and supply sides of labour markets ...
- SMEs' jobs potential is the key to solve the employment crisis
- With unemployment hovering around double digits and Europe on the brink of a new recession, it is absolutely crucial to better take into account the needs of ...
- Heads of State need to deliver now on youth expectations for jobs, say SMEs
- Gunilla Almgren, UEAPME President, represented Crafts and SMEs in Paris during the conference where Heads of State and Labour Ministers joined for a follow-up ...
- Gender pay gap persists, women earn 16.3% less than men
- A report on gender equality to mark International Women's Day on Wednesday shows that despite women's employment rate reaching an all-time high, women still ...
- EU proposals for the steel industry: Preserving sustainable jobs and growth in Europe
- The European Commission suggests policy measures to support the European steel sector to overcome its serious challenges, largely due to global overcapacity.
- Red tape cut for those who move to another EU Member State
- From 16 February, bureaucratic procedures for citizens who need to present a public document to get married or start a job in the country they live in have ...
- Eurofound News, Issue 7, July/August 2017
- This issue contains articles on: Findings in figures; Latest developments in flexible working arrangements and work-life balance; Changing employment trends ...
- MEPs look to tackle drivers' working time fraud
- MEPs on the European Parliament's Transport Committee voted Monday to update EU rules on road transport, to fight illegal practices and to help improve the ...
- Health and Safety at Work - EU legislation
- A wide variety of Community measures in the field of safety and health at work have been adopted on the basis of Article 153 of the Treaty on the Functioning ...
- New EU rules to attract non EU students & researchers
- Harmonised EU entry and residence rules were approved by the EU Parliament Wednesday, making it easier and more attractive for people from third countries to ...
- Flexible working time arrangements and gender equality – A comparative review of 30 European countries
- Increased flexibility of working time arrangements and promotion of gender equality are two important elements in the EU’s employment policy. In many ...
- Annual report on the application of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights - guide
- The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights has now been legally binding for over a year – primarily on the EU institutions (European Parliament, Council and the ...
- EU strikes deal to boost workers' rights in non-standard jobs
- The EU struck a provisional deal Thursday on a proposal for more transparent working conditions, with minimum rights for workers with on-demand, voucher-based ...
- Brussels sticks to its guns on posting of workers
- Following a review of its proposal to revise the Posting of Workers Directive, the EU Commission concluded Wednesday that the proposal does not constitute a ...
- Brussels launches social security information system
- The EU Commission launched Monday a new IT platform that will connect electronically around 15,000 social security institutions of EU Member States plus ...
- Focus on the long-term unemployed
- With more than 12 million people in Europe unable to find a job for more than a year, the Commission this week put forward a Recommendation for Member States ...
- Guide on application of ‘Habitual Residence Test’ for social security
- A practical guide on the 'Habitual Residence Test' to help Member States apply EU rules on the coordination of social security for EU citizens that have moved ...
- Erasmus Impact Study: key findings
- Young people who study or train abroad not only gain knowledge in specific disciplines, but also strengthen key transversal skills which are highly valued by ...
- Withdrawing Uber licence is 'the only way to make them listen'
- Professor John Colley, Associate Dean of Warwick Business School, comments on the removal of Uber's license in London.
- Changes in remuneration and reward systems - Eurofound
- Performance-related pay and employee reward systems in Europe are often unevenly distributed among different groups of workers; particularly benefiting men, ...
- Doing business in Ireland: Staff welfare
- Irish employment law and practice is based on a number of sources including Irish and EU-based legislation, decisions of the courts and custom and practice in ...
- COMPIE 2020 conference
- The conference "Counterfactual Methods for Policy Impact Evaluation 2020" (COMPIE 2020) will take place from 22 to 24 June 2020 in Mannheim, Germany.