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May. 15, 2023

EPSU Banner solidarity

EPSU solidarity with workers and unions’ protest against labour law reform in North Macedonia.

EPSU has joined ITUC and others in expressing concerns over changes to labour legislation in North-Macedonia.

Mar. 27, 2023

EPSU Central Europe and Western Balkans constituency meeting March 2023

Central Europe – Western Balkan unions express solidarity with Hungarian childcare workers action

The Hungarian childcare workers are demanding negotiations with the government on a new pay structure with the government.

Apr. 06, 2022

EPSU Central Europe and Western Balkans constituency meeting 30 March 2022

EU to do more to support health and social care sector and refugees in Central Europe and Western Balkans

Union representatives condemned the invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops 24 February.

May. 05, 2020

western balkans all flags

On the eve of the EU-Western Balkans Summit, EPSU calls on both sides to ensure fair and sustained development for all

In the light of the COVID-19 pandemic such measures are needed more than ever.

Sep. 09, 2019

CEWB constituency meeting 4-5 September 2019 Belgrade

Public debt, organizing and EU policies in Central European constituency

Addressing public debt is an important issue for unions. The constituency started with a PSI seminar of this topic. Debt is not an issue in isolation and is linked to

Apr. 12, 2019

Presidium of the 4. Congress RETUN-SEE in Belgrade, 11 April 2019 - EPSU GS joins energy unions South East Europe

Energy unions South East Europe consider climate change, restructuring and bargaining

With all the countries of South East Europe being members of the Energy Community, the impact of European Union energy policies is felt beyond the borders of the EU.

Jun. 08, 2016

EPSU expresses solidarity with striking Court Administration workers Macedonia. Asks government to stop harassment

(8 June 2016) The workers of the Court Administrations started strike action 18 May. Workers took to the streets on 8 June to express their anger over the refusal of