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The ETUC
newsletter
n°92 - December 2014

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WORKERS'
VOICE

The ETUC
newsletter

Summit must back and beef
up investment plan

Drop
oxymoronic ‘growth friendly fiscal
consolidation’

"Europe is desperate for
investment and jobs.The Juncker investment plan is
not enough, but it is a start and must be given
the green light. That is the absolute minimum that
Europe’s 25 million unemployed deserve” said
Bernadette Ségol in response to the Commission
President's statement ahead of the Summit.

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Commission's
work programme is all market and no
social

There is not a
single proposal to improve worker, consumer or
environmental protection. It is a business
agenda: no sign of previous commitment to social
market economy.

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information

Human Rights Day
ETUC video
message

Smart
regulation: not so smart
conclusions

The ETUC is
strongly opposed to arbitrary targets for
reducing ‘regulatory burden' under REFIT
programme. These targets put at risk good
regulation which protects workers, consumers or
the environment.

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What
should the EU invest in?

Investment in
energy infrastructure, transport, smart phone
technology and nanotechnology will have the
biggest impact on economic growth and jobs
according to a new study for the
ETUC.

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Tweet of
the month

ETUC says
fiscal consolidation must include ending #tax
avoidance & #TaxHavens
- Euro Parl must act now #Luxleaks

Facebook
post of the month

“The
European Commission seems to be relying on a financial
miracle"

European
Semester: the same old failed
solutions

Despite the
negative outlook of high unemployment and
inflation close to deflation, the Commission is
repeating the same failed mantra of structural
reforms and fiscal responsibility.

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International Migrants Day
ETUC
video
message

Recent
ETUC resolutions

- EU-level investment plan
-
The EU has to act now to improve
occupational health and safety
- Review of European Economic
Governance
- Revised directive on Institutions
for Occupational Retirement
Provision

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