by Marco_Cilento | Jun 6, 2025 | No-Austerity, Semester News
ETUC presents critical input on the 2025 European Semester Spring Package at joint EMCO/ SPC committee meeting on the 5th of June. On 5 June 2025, the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) addressed the joint meeting of the EU Employment Committee and the Social...
by Marco_Cilento | Apr 15, 2025 | No-Austerity, Semester News, TU involvement
TRADE UNOIN INPUTS TO THE SECOND PHASE OF THE SOCIAL CONVERGENCE FRAMEWORK – EUROPEAN SEMESTER 2025 DOWNLOAD HERE: This document reports trade union views and proposals, from ETUC member organisations, to tackle social challenges in countries experiencing extensive...
by Marco_Cilento | Apr 15, 2025 | Economic&Social Governance of the EU, No-Austerity, Semester News
The Commission has released the second-stage country analysis of the Social Convergence Framework for 10 EU Member States, in line with new EU economic governance rules. This report is part of the European Semester. LINK: Commission analyses social convergence in 10...
by Marco_Cilento | Apr 4, 2025 | No-Austerity, Semester News, TU involvement
10 countries were found to experience excessive social divergences. 8 of them were consulted in tripartite format as foreseen in the Joint Statement of European Social Partners. Trade unions from 7 countries sent inputs in written form that will be attached to the...
by Marco_Cilento | Dec 19, 2024 | Economic&Social Governance of the EU, No-Austerity, Semester News
The Autumn Package incudes tools for the policy coordination, including social common objectives and social CSRs implementation. To be watched: Progresses toward the Porto targets on employment, access to education/training and poverty – Joint Employment Report...
by Marco_Cilento | Dec 19, 2024 | Economic&Social Governance of the EU, No-Austerity, Semester News
The Autumn package (first part) is devoted to fiscal surveillance, namely: fiscal trajectories under the Mid-Term Fiscal Structural Plans – Preventive arm Watch at the net expenditure path and its impact on structural primary deficit and potential output. Cost...
