Tag: social policy

What is the scope of the Guidelines on collective agreements of self-employed people (‘Guidelines') and who is covered by them?

The Centre of Expertise in Immigrant Integration in Finland has published a policy brief about the wellbeing of children with a foreign background.

A new thematic paper by the European Network of Public Employment Services (PES Network) highlights how PES are increasingly devising ways to create ‘a culture of quality management’ in their ...

The call aims at offering young people and innovators the opportunity to showcase their sustainable development initiatives and scale-up their proposals at both regional and international levels, while advancing the ...

The report takes a deep dive into three types of care – childcare, long-term care and housework – and assesses the pandemic’s impact on what are already pressured areas in ...

The European Commission has presented the European Care Strategy to ensure quality, affordable and accessible care services across the European Union

These new rules set out minimum standards for paternity, parental and carers' leave and establish additional rights, such as the right to request flexible working arrangements

The increase in mortgage lending in European countries since the 1990s’ is symptomatic of a political determination to push households into buying rather than renting on the housing market.

Social security coordination allows your social security rights and expectations to move with you, by linking the national social security systems.

The Directive provides more extensive and updated labour rights and protection to the 182 million workers in the EU.