ETUC plans offensive on pay

The ETUC's Congress in Sevilla this week agreed a detailed strategy for the next four years and a specific statement on minimum wages, equality and collective bargaining. The ETUC will “Explore continually the scope for united campaigns at European level, led by the ETUC, for common standards on minimum pay and income, and for collective bargaining strategies.” It also calls for “Stronger efforts ...to reduce the gender pay gap using all collective bargaining and legal means.”
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