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    Keep up-to-date with the latest Jobs & Social Rights policy from The Parliament Magazine
    Issue 549 | 28 March 2022
    29 Mar Jobs & Social Rights

    Issue 549 | 28 March 2022

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    by The Parliament Magazine
    The clock is ticking for digital skills for a digital Europe
    05 May Jobs & Social Rights
    The clock is ticking for digital skills for a digital Europe
    Securing our future though our children
    17 Mar Jobs & Social Rights
    Securing our future though our children
    Child poverty belongs in the past
    10 Mar Jobs & Social Rights
    Child poverty belongs in the past
    Plight of Europe’s Roma further exacerbated by COVID-19 pandemic
    22 Feb Jobs & Social Rights
    Plight of Europe’s Roma further exacerbated by COVID-19 pandemic
    The claim has been made by the Open Society Foundations’ Public Health Programme.
    Time to put EU's Coronavirus recovery plan in motion says Portuguese presidency chief
    15 Feb Jobs & Social Rights
    Time to put EU's Coronavirus recovery plan in motion says Portuguese presidency chief
    Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa tells MEPs that EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility is a ‘vitamin’ to aid Europe's economic revival.
    Issue 530 | 15 February 2021
    12 Feb Jobs & Social Rights
    Issue 530 | 15 February 2021
    Gracing the cover this issue is Hungarian S&D deputy István Ujhelyi. The Transport and Tourism Committee vice-chair tells deputy editor Lorna Hutchinson why he is confident that the future of the Coronavirus-ravaged transport and tourism sectors will see positive and sustainable change.
    Many EU workers in UK care homes will fail to register status before deadline, says report
    27 Jan Jobs & Social Rights
    Many EU workers in UK care homes will fail to register status before deadline, says report
    The report by the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI) found that one in three care workers had not heard of the UK Government’s EU Settled Status Scheme and that one in two did not know about the deadline.
    COVID-19 crisis will have ‘massive and lasting’ impact on Europe’s culture sector, says report
    27 Jan Jobs & Social Rights
    COVID-19 crisis will have ‘massive and lasting’ impact on Europe’s culture sector, says report
    The study on the state of the cultural and creative industries (CCIs) in Europe also says that the industry can be “one of the drivers to help boost and revamp” the EU economy.
    Erasmus and the Turing Scheme: A metaphor for Brexit?
    19 Jan Jobs & Social Rights
    Erasmus and the Turing Scheme: A metaphor for Brexit?
    Professor Paul James Cardwell takes a look at the UK government’s decision to withdraw from the EU’s Erasmus programme and replace it with its own ‘global’ scheme.
    Erasmus+: UK’s departure is a lose-lose outcome for young people
    19 Jan Jobs & Social Rights
    Erasmus+: UK’s departure is a lose-lose outcome for young people
    The UK’s withdrawal from Erasmus+ not only closes the door on more than thirty years of fruitful exchanges between students in the EU and the UK, but will also weaken cooperation in the field of education, explains Milan Zver.
    Why the UK’s withdrawal from Erasmus represents another casualty of Brexit
    19 Jan Jobs & Social Rights
    Why the UK’s withdrawal from Erasmus represents another casualty of Brexit
    The decision to pull out from the renowned student exchange programme comes at an immeasurable cost to both sides, writes Dita Charanzová.
    Europe can become an innovative space technology hub, says Thierry Breton
    15 Jan Jobs & Social Rights
    Europe can become an innovative space technology hub, says Thierry Breton
    But EU also faces ‘enormous challenges’ and risks losing ground in the space sector, warns internal market commissioner.
    Issue 528 | 18 January 2021
    15 Jan Jobs & Social Rights
    Issue 528 | 18 January 2021
    Welcome back and a happy new year to all our readers from The Parliament Magazine team.
    Erasmus: A missed opportunity for the UK's young people
    05 Jan Jobs & Social Rights
    Erasmus: A missed opportunity for the UK's young people
    Boris Johnson’s decision to withdraw the UK from the EU’s flagship student exchange programme will have damaging effects on Britain's youth, argues Hywel Ceri Jones.
    EU outlines adjustment fund for sectors potentially impacted by Brexit
    30 Dec Jobs & Social Rights
    EU outlines adjustment fund for sectors potentially impacted by Brexit
    Reserve will have an overall budget of €5bn and support businesses and workers worst affected by the UK leaving the EU.
    2020 vision: A year in review
    23 Dec Jobs & Social Rights
    2020 vision: A year in review
    The year 2020 will go down in history as one of the most challenging in generations. Lorna Hutchinson looks back on an extraordinary twelve months.
    Contraceptive Atlas 2020: Empowerment, rights and autonomy Event Coverage
    23 Dec Jobs & Social Rights
    Contraceptive Atlas 2020: Empowerment, rights and autonomy
    Access to modern, effective and affordable contraception remains a challenge for many women across Europe, reports Brian Johnson.
    Remuneration breakdown Event Coverage
    09 Dec Jobs & Social Rights
    Remuneration breakdown
    During lockdown, performances and arts have become more important than ever. Fortunately, we are able to enjoy these from the comfort of our own home via streaming. However, the creators of this content, performers and artists, are not getting their fair share of the income generated by streaming platforms. Jonathan Benton and Ana Gallego report on a recent webinar that looked at how to address this issue.
    The need for an appropriate balance between innovation and effective consumer protection in the digital age
    08 Dec Jobs & Social Rights
    The need for an appropriate balance between innovation and effective consumer protection in the digital age
    The advent of widespread ecommerce has not developed in the way originally envisaged. Consumer protection must therefore reflect this new reality, says Maria-Manuel Leitão Marques.
    Still ‘strong support’ for EU’s principles and leadership on global issues, says EU-wide poll
    26 Nov Jobs & Social Rights
    Still ‘strong support’ for EU’s principles and leadership on global issues, says EU-wide poll
    The poll by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) think tank in cooperation with Danish Tænketanken EUROPA, also found that over 40 percent of those surveyed in eight countries have concerns about their country’s influence within the bloc.
    Violence Against Women: Enough with the Colours PM+
    25 Nov Jobs & Social Rights
    Violence Against Women: Enough with the Colours
    The International day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women is about more than social media posts and condemning acts in other countries, it’s about taking action at home, argues Lina Aburous.
    An equitable Europe for women
    23 Nov Jobs & Social Rights
    An equitable Europe for women
    Losing what has been gained in the fight for gender equality is inadmissible; we must take to task those who want to backpedal on progress and mount an onslaught on women’s rights, argues Helena Dalli.
    The post-pandemic need for modern and high-quality vocational education and training
    20 Nov Jobs & Social Rights
    The post-pandemic need for modern and high-quality vocational education and training
    Despite the damage done to societies and individuals by the Coronavirus crisis, we must ensure Europe’s workforce emerges fit to face future challenges, writes Lucia Duriš Nicholsonová.
    European Parliament’s new IMCO chair told she has ‘big shoes to fill’
    29 Oct Jobs & Social Rights
    European Parliament’s new IMCO chair told she has ‘big shoes to fill’
    Newly appointed Committee chair Anna Cavazzini says Coronavirus crisis has shown that achievements of the EU’s internal market shouldn’t be taken for granted.
    #EPGenderEqualityWeek: Women still ‘incredibly underrepresented’ in senior posts, says new study
    29 Oct Jobs & Social Rights
    #EPGenderEqualityWeek: Women still ‘incredibly underrepresented’ in senior posts, says new study
    Report’s author, German MEP Hannah Neumann, says process of achieving gender balance needs speeded up.
    Biotech sector can play a critical role in supporting Europe’s economic recovery
    19 Oct Jobs & Social Rights
    Biotech sector can play a critical role in supporting Europe’s economic recovery
    The bioeconomy sector can provide sustainable new jobs while also protecting public health and the environment, explains Maria Spyraki.
    Minimum wages are a matter for national governments, not the EU
    19 Oct Jobs & Social Rights
    Minimum wages are a matter for national governments, not the EU
    European Commission must avoid taking ‘misguided action’ on minimum wages argues EESC‘s Stefano Mallia.
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