Brain drain or brain exchange?
Employment and Social Affairs 17 February 2016Free movement of people has been one of the cornerstone of the Treaty of Rome, signed in 1957. With the
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The EU proposals to keep the Great Britain in the Union
Employment and Social Affairs 15 February 2016The free movement of workers in the EU is one of the most contentious part of the news deal aimed at
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Strengthening relations with the Dutch EU Presidency
Employment and Social Affairs 8 February 2016Last week , Prime Minister Mark Rutte held talks with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on growth and
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Women’s rights? Looking for a new equal gender strategy
Employment and Social Affairs 5 February 2016The European Parliament called for the European Commission to table a communication on a new strategy
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A European Platform to tackle undeclared work
Employment and Social Affairs 2 February 2016Today, the European Parliament approved a proposal to establish a European Platform in order to tackle
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Davos World Economic Forum: are we ready for the “fourth industrial revolution” ?
Employment and Social Affairs 1 February 2016Five million jobs in the world’s leading economic countries could disappear over the next years
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Integrating immigrant children into European schools and societies
Employment and Social Affairs 18 January 2016With increased globalisation and changing demographics, if Europe wants to remain socially stable, it
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ECtHR upholds France decision to ban islamic veils for public officials
Employment and Social Affairs 21 December 2015The European Court of Human Rights has upheld a French law banning the wearing of the Islamic veil, the
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Intelligence surveillance: balancing privacy and security
Employment and Social Affairs 7 December 2015On 19th of November, the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) has published a report entitled
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EU urges Member States to implement the new ILO Protocol on Forced Labour
Employment and Social Affairs 23 November 2015The International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates that 21 million people around the world are victims
