Migration and Inclusion Committee

Brussels, 14 November 2025   Dear Co-legislators, The European Trade Union Federations[1] and the European Trade Union Confederation will not support any institutional deal on the EC Talent Pool proposal. This reinforces our previous statements[2], issued at every key moment of the legislative procedure. Two years on, the positions adopted by the European Parliament and the Council bring limited improvement. We therefore call for its withdrawal.

Brussels, 27 January 2025 European Parliament Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs  For information to the European Parliament Committee on Employment and Social Affairs  Dear Members of the European Parliament,

Brussels, 30 August 2023 Re: Presentation of the EU-Tunisia Memorandum of Understanding Dear Members of the External Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, I am contacting you to ask you to condemn the attacks against trade unions in Tunisia and to support human and trade union rights in the context of the relationship between the EU and Tunisia.

On 14 April 2021, the European Commission published the new EU Strategy on combatting trafficking in human beings. This strategy builds on the EU legal and policy framework in place to tackle trafficking in human beings, rooted in the Anti-trafficking Directive.

Brussels, 14 September 2020 To the Members of the ETUC Migration and Inclusion Committee Dear colleagues, We wish to inform you about an online conference organised by the EFBWW on 24 September within the framework of the Week of Action of the European Platform tackling Undeclared Work.

Dear colleagues, A European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) on migration #WelcomingEurope has been recently launched. The ETUC strongly backs up this initiative, calling the European Commission to:

Dear colleagues, please find attached a join statement by ETUC and ITUC aimed at influencing the negotiations on the Global Compact for Migration. ETUC and ITUC jointly call for a Global Compact "robust, comprehensive, and rooted in international human and labour rights law. It must ensure full protections for all migrants, regardless of status". There is a strong concern on the role played by the EU in the negotiations and on the stress that is being put on irregular migration and 'illegal' status of migrants. 

To: ETUC Mobility, Migration and Inclusion Committee For information: All ETUC Member Organisations   Dear colleagues,

09 May 2016 Update : please find enclosed the ETUC Revision of the Posting of Workers Directive Attached the draft program and documents for the meeting  please note that the Governing Body of the Union Migrant Net will take place on 9 May from 14:00 to 18:00 in the ITUH building (6th floor). Make sure you register by sending a mail to [email protected]   INVITATION