ETUC for a Directive on Fair Minimum Wages and Collective Bargaining
Key documents:
- A Framework Directive for fair minimum wages and collective bargaining: Trade Union red lines and priorities
- Economic arguments in favour of the ETUC proposal for a Directive on Fair Minimum Wages and Collective Bargaining
- Legal arguments in favour of the ETUC proposal for a Directive on Fair Minimum Wages and Collective Bargaining
- ETUC reply to the Second Phase Consultation of Social Partners under Article 154 TFEU
on a possible action addressing the challenges related to fair minimum wages - ETUC Webinar Presentation: Directive for Fair Minimum Wages and Collective Bargaining: good for the
economy - Why a framework Directive? Presentation by Esther Lynch
Press releases:
- EU countries with weak collective bargaining have lowest wages
- Wages initiative needed even more after coronavirus
- Workers in 6 EU countries worse off than 10 years ago
- Statutory minimum wages leave workers at risk of poverty in at least 17 EU member states
- Workers' share of economic prosperity down in 18 EU member states
- Wage increases not reflecting productivity increases in most EU states