CESI Talks – L’UE e i lavoratori al tempo del Covid19 con Brando Benifei, Deputato al Parlamento europeo (S&D, IT)
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#CESItalks è una serie di discussioni con eurodeputati e funzionari/esperti del PE sulle priorità politiche e legislative del Parlamento Europeo in materia di occupazione, ambiente e trasformazione digitale.
Closing conference “Precarious work: empowering trade unions to address new challenges
CESI trade unions and relevant stakeholders will gather to reflect on this two-year project on the 19th of February, from 10h until 13h, via Zoom. The online conference will count with interpretation in DE, EN, FR and IT.
CESI Talks – EU und Arbeitnehmer in Zeiten von Covid19 mit Lukas Mandl, Mitglied des Europäischen Parlaments (EVP, AT)
Die Covid-19-Pandemie hat eindrucksvoll (und schmerzhaft) gezeigt, wie entscheidend und unverzichtbar öffentliche Dienste sind und wie dringend ihre weitere Verbesserung durch eine stärkere europäische Präsenz notwendig ist.
European Policy Centre (EPC) study makes the case for greater support of public services and its personnel
The European Policy Centre (EPC) has published a new study on ‘Well-performing public services for a fair and resilient European society’. Bringing forward evidence from the areas of administration, healthcare, education and public order and safety, the study showcases the importance of reinforced support and investments in public services and its personnel – needed urgently already before the Covid pandemic and even more so now as the socio-economic fallout of the Corona crisis unfolds.
CESI Talks – L’UE e i lavoratori al tempo del Covid19 con Gianluca Sgueo, analista politico al Parlamento europeo
La pandemia di Covid-19 ha dimostrato in modo impressionante (e doloroso) quanto siano decisivi ed essenziali i servizi pubblici e quanto sia urgente migliorarli ulteriormente attraverso una dimensione europea più forte.
Changing forms of precarious work and trade union responses in the post- Covid-19 times, Marta Kahancova
How has Covid-19 been affecting precarious work and trade unions? How to face its challenges? Read all about it in this article written by Marta Kahancova, Central European Labour Studies Institute, Bratislava, Slovakia, for the #noprecariouswork project.
CESI Talks – The EU and workers in times of Covid19 with Alex Agius Saliba, MEP (S&D, MT)
The Covid-19 pandemic has impressively (and painfully) demonstrated how decisive and essential public services are and how urgently their further improvement through a stronger European dimension is needed.
After the Congress in December: CESI Presidium constitutes CESI’s work structures for 2021-2024
Following the Congress in December last year, CESI's Presidium met today to constitute CESI's horizontal commissions and sectoral expert commissions - the members' committees that advise and inform CESI's European-level advocacy work. After a meeting of CESI's Programme Commission yesterday on possible work priorities for 2021, CESI is now ready to further pursue and implement its annual activity programme for the year ahead.
CESI on collective bargaining for the self-employed
CESI published a new position on the conciliation of EU competition law with the right to collective bargaining for the self-employed. In the position, which is part of a response to a consultation which the European Commission is currently undertaking, CESI calls on the European Commission clarify how those in precarious solo-employment may benefit from a right to collective bargaining, and hence higher and adequate wages, without interfering with EU competition law, which currently may forbid this right on the grounds that this would constitute an illegal cartel-forming.
