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The ETUC
newsletter
n°90 - October 2014

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WORKERS'
VOICE

The ETUC
newsletter

EU risks triple dip
recession and 3rd jobless peak

Bernadette Ségol warned
European leaders ahead of the October EU Council
that the EU is on the brink of a triple dip
recession and a third unemployment peak. The only
way out of the crisis is to restore demand,
through a major programme of investment.

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information

Annual Growth Survey 2015: Europe
must have a new start
ETUC
Resolution

Stoiber
prescribing the wrong
medicine

The ETUC opposes key proposals
of the High Level Group on Administrative
Burdens, chaired by Dr Edmund
Stoiber.

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information

The new
European Commission

"Nice words will not
guarantee the new path for Europe that the ETUC
is demanding. It is now time for the Commission
to deliver".

Read the declaration on the new EU
Commission

Tweet of
the month

International aid should be
delivered and action to stop the massacres in
Syria and Iraq by 'Islamic State'

Comment
on EU Council’s climate deal

“Europe will
not generate investment and create jobs with
such unambitious targets for renewable energy or
energy efficiency.”

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information

Lone
critical voice at EU-US Trade
event

Bernadette
Ségol was be the only trade unionist – and the only critical voice - to
address an Italian EU Presidency ‘Dialogue on
the Transatlantic Trade and Investment
Partnership’ in Rome.

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information

New EU
framework on public procurement

The new public procurement
Directive introduces some positive developments
from the trade union perspective – among them a
binding social clause.

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publication

No Jobs On A Dead
Planet

ETUC
family: new members

The ETUC welcomes
two organisations from Serbia: NEZAVISNOST, the
“Independence” Trade Union Confederation and
CATUS, Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions
of Serbia, as full members of the
ETUC.

Can the
austerity measures be challenged in
supranational courts?

The European sovereign debt
crisis is having profound consequences for
labour law and industrial relations systems of
debt-affected member states.

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publication

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