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The ETUC
newsletter
n°91 - November 2014

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WORKERS'
VOICE

The ETUC
newsletter

EU investment plan:
Commission relying on a financial
miracle

European Commission President
Juncker unveiled his Investment Plan.
The European Commission seems to be relying on a
financial miracle. The ETUC welcomes any attempt
to increase investment, but doubts it can raise
€315bn from €21bn.

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information

EU investment
gap
vs
Juncker's
investment

Unemployment
falling too slowly

The forecast
fall in unemployment over the next two years is
unacceptably slow.

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information

ETUC on EuroparlTV
discussing economic situation across
Europe

Tweet of
the month

#genderequality
It's outrageous that @BUSINESSEUROPE
says requiring companies to have more women on
their boards would damage competitiveness

Facebook
post of the month

ETUC calls
for a common European tax base for corporate
profits #LuxLeaks
- No to tax competition between countries

Leaders
must act on jobs and
investment

Bernadette Ségol
took part in the international trade union
delegation to the G20
meeting in Brisbane. She backed the calls
for a plan for jobs and growth and policies to
stimulate demand, reduce inequalities and
generate investment.

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information

Threats
to agreed limits on temporary agency
work

ETUC raises
alarm at an opinion from the European Court of
Justice threatening to undermine national rules,
often agreed with trade unions, restricting use
of temporary agency workers

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information

Rethinking
the Canadian and US trade deals

Trade unions on
both sides of the Atlantic are united in wanting
agreements negotiated in the public interest,
not for vested interests, and that do not
privatise the gains of trade while socialising
the losses.

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information

Towards
an ambitious Financial Transactions
Tax

The ETUC has
signed and fully supports the call for an ambitious Financial
Transactions Tax (FTT) for national and
international solidarity.

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information

Recent
ETUC resolutions

- Towards a new framework for more
democracy at work

- Annual Growth Survey 2015: Europe
must have a new start

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