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Tuesday January 29 will see the next edition of CESI’s event series ‘CESI@noon’ with a lunchtime panel debate on ‘Digital world of work: What role for interest representation?’ Registration to the event, which will be held jointly together with the Saxony Liaison Office Brussels, is now open.
On Wednesday September 26, CESI held a further edition of its lunchtime debate series ‘CESI@noon’, this time on the very heated topic of the interpretation of working time legislation – more specifically on possible impacts of the recent ‘Matzak’ judgment of the European Court of Justice (CJEU) of February 21 2018 which had ruled that, under EU law, stand-by time of a worker at home who is obliged to respond to calls from the employer within a short period must be regarded as ‘working time’.
On September 26 the next edition of CESI’s lunchtime panel debate event series ‘CESI@noon’ will take place, this time on ‘What is working time? The interpretation of the European Court of Justice’. Registration to the event is now open.
On March 7, CESI and the Representation of the State of Baden-Württemberg to the EU held the 18th edition of CESI’s lunchtime debate series ‘CESI@noon’, this time on ‘Digitalisation & future of work: Social protection for all?’
March 7 will see the next edition of CESI’s event series ‘CESI@noon’ with a lunchtime panel debate on ‘Digitalisation & future of work: Social protection for all?’ Registration to the event, which will be held jointly together with the Representation of the State of Baden-Württemberg to the European Union, is now open.
On October 18, CESI and the Hessen Land Representation to the European Union brought together key stakeholders from the national and European levels to discuss the future of the ‘European Defence Union: What next?’ at the 17th edition of CESI’s lunchtime debate series ‘CESI@noon’.
On October 18, CESI will hold the 17th edition of its lunchtime event series “CESI@noon” – this time together with the Representation of the State of Hessen to the EU on “European Defence Union: What next?” Registration is now possible.
Today, CESI and the Bertelsmann Stiftung jointly held the 16th edition of CESI’s lunchtime debate series ‘CESI@noon’ on the topic of ‘European Pillar of Social Rights: Phrase-mongering of real social progress?’ Held with experts from the European Commission, think tanks, civil society and trade unions, the event made clear the Pillar can help make Europe more social, provided that there is a political will among the European and national-level institutions, policy makers, authorities and social partners to implement and enforce it.
June 20 will see the next edition of CESI’s event series ‘CESI@noon’ with a lunchtime panel debate on ‘European Pillar of Social Rights: Phrase-mongering or real social progress?’ Registration to the event, which will be held jointly together with the Bertelsmann Stiftung, is now open.
On last week Friday, March 3, CESI and the European Policy Centre (EPC) held a joint CESI@noon/EPC policy dialogue on ‘Putting social investment first: Time for a new narrative for Europe’. The event not only saw the publication of an EPC study on ways towards more social investments in Europe but also continues CESI’s engagement for more public social investments in Europe.
