CESI Talks - The EU and workers with Francesco Corti, Associate Researcher at CEPS


A conversation with Francesco Corti, Associate Researcher at CEPS, on the Recovery and Resilience Facility, the implementation of national execution plans, and CESI’s ‘Summer Days 2022’.
#CESItalks is a series of conversations with MEPs and EP officials/experts on social and employment policies. It is part of a project co-financed by the European Parliament: “WeEP – The EP and workers: a well-designed post-pandemic recovery plan.”
The project wants to raise citizens’ and workers’ awareness of the role of the European Union – and of the European Parliament in particular – in the design of social standards.
Against the background of the post-Covid recovery and the heralded digital and green transitions, social and employment policies are more than ever of major relevance.
More info: https://www.cesi.org/posts/weep-the-ep-and-workers-a-well-designed-post-covid19-recovery-plan/
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