Climate change adaptation means “anticipating the adverse effects of climate change and taking appropriate action to prevent or minimize the damage they can cause or taking advantage of opportunities that may arise".

At a public meeting on 25 February, the EU Competitiveness Council reached a common position on a key instrument to tackle corporate tax avoidance, so-called public country-by-country reporting for multinational companies.

The EU-UK trade and cooperation agreement is a new development in a long relationship between the UK, the EU and other European countries.

(Press Release) Yesterday, the European Commission published a new strategy on Adaptation to Climate Change intended to build ‘just resilience’ to the unavoidable effects of climate change.

The Center for International Corporate Tax Accountability and Research (CICTAR) and PSI have just published a new report about how the Canadian care home operator Revera has been using aggressive tax avoidance.

Tender Specifications for video work in relation to the project: Strengthening trade union rights and universal application of labour law across the public services

Civil society groups and trade unions have jointly called upon the G20 countries to agree the waiver of intellectual property rights.

EPSU joined a dedicated hearing with social partners on the “sustainable corporate governance initiative” organised by Commission’s DG Justice and Consumers.

Together with a group of organisations that defend whistleblowers and the Whistleblowers International Network (WIN), EPSU has demanded the Ukrainian President to reverse amendments that would weaken a law that protects whistleblowers.