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The ETUC
newsletter
n°93 - January 2015

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WORKERS'
VOICE

The ETUC
newsletter

ILO study shows EU
investment plan is not enough

New ILO report claims that
the EU Commission’s €315 billion investment plan
could create some 1.8 million additional jobs over
the next 3 years. For the ETUC, this is proof that
Juncker's  investment plan is not enough:
what about remaining 23 million unemployed?

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ETUC-Euractiv
Debate

Inequality in
Europe
Tackling the income and wealth
gap

19
February 2015
6pm – 8pm
Brussels Press
Club, Rue Froissart 95, 1040
Brussels

Join the debate on
Twitter:
#InequalityEU

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ETUC&ITUC
Minute of
silence

ETUC on
Facebook

Bernadette Ségol says at World
Economic Forum in Davos: "Answer to inequality:
fairer tax system. Company tax avoidance is a
scandal #WEF15"

ETUC on
Facebook

Greece is a
warning: Europe needs a new path - end
austerity, invest in growth, fair taxation #NewPath4Europe

Europe
The
political cost of the crisis

The big
question in 2015 is to what extent European
elites will pay the political cost for making
workers carry the costs of the crisis, and how
much they are willing to change their failed
policies. Citizens expect actions and results in
tackling the problems facing Europe – too many
unemployed, too much inequality, too much social
unfairness.

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information

Quantitative
Easing not enough to stimulate
growth

The European
Central Bank buying bonds is necessary, but will
not be enough to stimulate growth or create
jobs. What is needed to get Europe’s economy
moving again is investment at a level
considerably higher than that proposed by EU
Commission President Juncker.

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The
Youth Guarantee in Europe

The ETUC
launched a report on Youth guarantee
implementation in Europe.

Read the
report

ISDS is
not necessary

An ETUC delegation
met EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström. The
ETUC told her that the huge flow of investments
by US companies in Europe, and by European
companies in the US, show that it is not
necessary to introduce new special legal
procedures for investors, like the
ISDS.

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ETUC on
Twitter

#ETUC meets @EU_Commission @MarosSefcovic : a #JustTransition for workers is
needed in #climate & #energy
policies

ETUC on
Twitter

@bernadettesegol
@etuc_ces
meets Jonathan Hill @EU_Commission
”Are we sufficiently protected from a new
financial crisis?”

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