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Euro Pride 2019 - ETUC stands with you Video messages by Ludovic Voet and Isabelle Schömann, ETUC Confederal Secretaries

The adoption of Council Conclusions on The changing world of work: reflections on new forms of work and implications for the safety and health of workers at today’s EPSCO meeting establishes a good foundation for the incoming European Commission to work on, commented the

ETUC Statement "Swiss flanking measures for equal treatment of workers should not be sacrificed on the altar of market dogma!”

ETUC Manifesto 2019-2023 We are living through a crucial and challenging moment for Europe and the European trade union movement.

EMERGENCY MOTION APPROVED AT THE 14TH ETUC STATUTORY CONGRESS Vienna 21-24 May 2019 EN Emergency Motion on Freedom and Protection for Iranian Trade Unionists CCOO, CDLS, CGIL, CGT, CISL, CFDT, CSDL, DGB, UIL

EMERGENCY MOTION APPROVED AT THE 14TH ETUC STATUTORY CONGRESS Vienna 21-24 May 2019 EN Emergency Motion on the situation in Austria In light of the current developments in Austria, the Congress of the European Trade Union Confederation expresses its full solidarity with the Austrian Trade Union Federation and Austrian workers.

STATEMENT APPROVED AT THE ETUC 14th Statutory Congress Vienna 21-24 May 2019 Brexit statement Congress notes that almost three years after the UK referendum on EU membership, negotiations between the EU and the UK on the terms of exit have concluded but that the UK government has repeatedly failed to secure approval for the Withdrawal Agreement in the British parliament.

ETUC Emergency Motion in support of Social Partner Agreement on Information and Consultation Rights for Workers in Central Government

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The ETUC takes action in a number of ways: through political pressure and negotiations with EU institutions, social dialogue, and large-scale demonstrations.

Since the start of the crisis, the European Union has demonstrated its growing power over countries that use the single currency. But even outside the Eurozone, EU Member States face the same challenges and are becoming increasingly interdependent. Climate change, energy supply, worker mobility and migration are among the issues that cannot be tackled by individual nations.