Deal to improve the protection of vulnerable adults
Equal access to justice for adults who require support and safeguards in decision-making.
Tag: social protection
Commission welcomes important step to modernise EU social security coordination rules
The revised rules are an important step towards fair labour mobility in the EU. They make it easier for people to work, live or retire in other Member States
Full report on European Child Guarantee survey among children now available
Children from across the EU participated in an online survey sharing their views on the European Child Guarantee.
Progress in rule of law in EU but further action needed, finds report
This year's report confirms that there is a positive trajectory in many EU countries, where important reforms have been carried out in four key areas – justice, anti-corruption, media freedom and institutional ...
New update of the MISSOC database on national social protection systems
MISSOC has released its latest update (as of July 2024) of the information on social protection systems
The European Committee of Social Rights publishes its review on Social Rights and Cost of Living Crisis
The European Committee of Social Rights (ECSR) has published a review focused on the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on social rights across Europe
Flexible retirement instruments: an analysis of policies in 28 European countries
The report assesses the take-up of instruments and their potential impact on labour market dynamics, redistribution, fiscal sustainability and quality of life.
Social dialogue: a key driver shaping Europe’s apprenticeship systems
Social dialogue is a crucial tool in shaping quality and effective apprenticeships across Europe.
Commission proposes a single digital declaration portal to reduce administrative burden for posting workers
Member States will be able to use the public interface on a voluntary basis. In Member States who choose to do so, the new single digital declaration portal will reduce ...
Pension adequacy report underlines importance of resilient European pension systems in the face of global challenges
Pensions are predicted to decrease, calling for reinforced policies to promote longer careers, healthy ageing policies, inclusive labour markets, and greater flexibility in retirement pathways.
