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Last week, CESI held a further edition of its lunchtime event series CESI@noon. Themed ‘Strengthened European Works Councils (EWCs): Can The European Commission’s Proposal Deliver?’, it served to highlight the potential of strengthened EWCs for improved information and consultation practices for workers in Europe.
CESI’s final CESI@noon event edition of the year saw a high level panel with the EC Director General for Employment Joost Korte, the Chair of the EP EMPL Committee Dragos Pislaru, CESI’s Secretary General Klaus Heeger and Vice-President Javier Jordán, on the topic ‘Mission accomplished? Achievements & open issues of EU employment policy 2019-2023’
Making a case for concrete improvements for workers.
On June 8, CESI held a CESI@noon event to mark the formal launch and publication of a new discussion paper on the regulation of remote working in a post-Covid New Normal.
On June 8, CESI will hold a further edition of its event series CESI@noon, this time focussing on the topic ‘Towards a New Normal: How to Regulate Remote Working?’ Registrations are now open.
On June 24, CESI held a high-level debate on the Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE) with the participation of the Vice-President of the European Commission for Democracy and Demography, Dubravka Šuica.
CESI believes that there is a need for an active involvement of workers and their representatives in the COFOE and wants to contribute to engaging with its members and partners informing them about the opportunities the Conference opens for social partners and trade unions.
The Conference on the Future of Europe (COFOE) is a major pan-European process that aims to offer an open and inclusive public forum that will enable citizens and organizations to become involved in shaping the future of the Union. CESI believes that there is a need for an active involvement of workers and their representatives in the COFOE and wants to contribute to engaging with its members and partners informing them about the opportunities the Conference opens for social partners and trade unions.
On March 17, CESI hosted a lunchtime debate on ‘The future of work: Mobile working in a post-pandemic world of work’, together with the Bertelsmann Stiftung
On April 3, CESI held the 21st edition of its lunchtime debate series ‘CESI@noon’, this time on ‘Tax evasion and state aid: Impacts of tax leaks and state aid cases on EU policy?’
