Le Figaro (08.03.2016) Sous la pression de la France et de l'Allemagne, Bruxelles présente aujourd'hui un texte pour réduire la concurrence déloyale des travailleurs étrangers détachés.
Europa (08.03.2016) Today the European Commission is presenting a targeted revision of the rules on posting of workers, as set out in the 2016 Commission work programme.
Europa (17.02.2'16) Promoting self-employment and entrepreneurship is an important way of creating new jobs and enhancing the labour market opportunities for the unemployed and other disadvantaged groups.
EurActiv (19.02.2016) The implementation of a European unemployment insurance system could begin with the creation of a eurozone budget; a time-consuming but popular idea, according to the French Council of Economic Analysis
news-medical.net (28.01.2016) European healthcare is steadily improving, in spite of alarm bells about financial crisis austerity measures, aging population and migration turmoil. Survival rates of heart disease, stroke and cancer are all increasing. Infant mortality, perhaps the most descriptive single indicator, keeps going down. This is a main conclusion from the 2015 Euro Health Consumer Index (EHCI)
IPE Magazine (27.01.2016) Gail Moss outlines a new project to aid pensions communication for the 100,000 daily cross-border commuters in the Limburg trinational region
Reuters (26.01.2016) An extended period of low interest rates will create significant challenges to the resilience of EU defined benefit occupational pensions, the EU's insurance and pensions watchdog EIOPA said on Tuesday.
EurActiv (22.01.2016) ETUI Senior Researcher Aida Ponce talks to ETUC Confederal Secretary Esther Lynch about the priorities and gender challenges that employees face at their workplace.
Europa/News (14.01.2016) Across the EU, the number of older people is increasing – particularly fast, when it comes to people over 80 – and the number of young and working-age people is decreasing. Many regard this as a problem, particularly if they see older people as a burden.
Le Monde (11.01.2016) Lentement, mais sûrement, le taux de chômage européen poursuit sa décrue. En novembre 2015, il s’est établi à 10,5 % dans la zone euro, en baisse de 0,1 point sur un mois et d’un point sur un an, selon les chiffres publiés jeudi 7 janvier par Eurostat. « Il s’agit du plus bas niveau enregistré depuis octobre 2011. C’est une bonne nouvelle », commente Howard Archer, économiste chez IHS Global Insight. Dans l’Union européenne, le taux de chômage s’est établi à 9,1 %, contre 9,2 % en octobre, retrouvant ainsi son niveau de juillet 2009.
