Brussels, 05-06/03/2013

Brussels, 17/01/2013

What? / Quoi ? : UIL is organising action focused on the issues

Brussels, 01/06/2012 This position completes those adopted on the Green Paper and active ageing: http://www.etuc.org/a/7815

Brussels, 05-06/06/2012

Brussels, 2012 Between September 2011 and July 2012 the ETUC carried out the European project: « Informal - Non Formal learning (NFIL): parallel practices for a systemic integration? » with the support of the European Commission. The project's main objective was to assess the extent of systemic initiatives in non-formal and informal learning in the different EU member states and the input of trade unions to these initiatives. The project consisted in a number of activities:

Lisbon, 2012 - Programme Presentations [Players, practices and challenges in NFIL and its validation in Europe - Overview of project results->http://www.etuc.org/IMG/pdf/ETUC_NFIL_Conference_-_Overview_of_projects_results_-_Alpha_Group.pdf] (Renaud Damesin, Jacky Fayolle - Alpha Group)

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Brussels, 06-07/03/2012 Introduction The EU has made significant progress over the last 50 years in promoting greater equality between women and men in society and in the labour market. Since its foundation EU equal treatment legislation has contributed and will contribute to equal participation of women and men in Europe’s economy and society. With the new mandate for the period 2010-2014 the Commission adopted different EU instruments to deal with gender equality:

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Bruxelles, 22/04/2011 La CES accueille avec satisfaction le fait que le nombre de diplômés en mathématiques, sciences et technologie ait augmenté de 37%, à savoir plus que les prévisions de 15%.

Brussels, 2011 The New Skills for New Jobs initiative was launched via a Communication from the European Commission in 2008, with a view to evaluating skills needs up to 2020 and combining the response to these needs with the affirmation of a new industrial policy.

Brussels, 01-02/12/2010 ETUC Resolution for download To download the ETUC Resolution, please click on the icon below.

Brussels, 08/12/2010 This Communiqué brings to a culmination the process launched by the Copenhagen Declaration in November 2002, commonly referred to as the “Copenhagen process.”

Brussels, 13-14/10/2010 The EU must adopt A Sustainable New Deal , {{underpinned by a development strategy to secure Europe’s recovery from recession, to adopt a just transition, to create millions of decent, sustainable and green jobs, and to make a fair and effective contribution to the global fight against climate change. }} {{{1.Introduction }}}

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Brussels, 05/12/2006 “The key message from the ETUC is simple,” says Confederal Secretary Joël Decaillon, “The EU needs to invest more on education and training at national and European level. As there are 72 million non-qualified or low-skilled workers in Europe and new jobs will require higher qualifications than before, investment in education and training is a necessity, not a luxury.”

Brussels, 18-19 October 2006 Introduction The European Commission has recently adopted a proposal for a ‘Recommendation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the establishment of the European Qualifications Framework for lifelong learning (EQF)'. The EQF is designed to create common references to help the Member States, enterprises and citizens to compare the certifications issued by the various European education and training systems.