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Nov. 25, 2021

Gender-based violence is a workplace matter

Gender-based violence is a workplace matter

The United Nations’ Day for the elimination of violence against women marks the urgent need to address gender-based violence in all its forms and manifestations.

Nov. 19, 2019

“Next generation trade and investment agreements: Upcoming challenges for public services”

Joint AK EUROPA / ÖGB Europabüro / EPSU / ETUC workshop on Trade 19 November 2019EPSU offices, Brussels, Belgium

Apr. 06, 2018

Gender Equality guidelines at Social Dialogue Local and Regional Government working group meeting 22 March 2018

EPSU and CEMR discuss public procurement, social fairness package and gender equality

These were the main issues discussed at the social dialogue working group meeting that took place of 22 March 2018.

Feb. 22, 2018

Joint ETUI/EPSU course 'Quality public services, gender equality and the European Pillar of Social Rights’

REPORT of the workshop discussion & presentations

Dec. 06, 2016

Joint EPSU/ETUI course ‘Strengthening campaigning and lobbying capacity for trade unions in Central and Eastern Europe’

7 - 8 December 2016 - Brussels, ITUH Room B

Oct. 14, 2016

Time to stop the talks: TiSA negotiations must be brought to a halt

Joint TiSA Statement - Newly released Wikileaks documents make it clear that the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA) is no more than a corporate power grab and that negotiations must be stopped.

Jun. 10, 2016

Workers are not robots EPSU GS at ETUC Executive Committee June 2016

ETUC Executive discusses equality action plan, digitalisation, trade, atypical work, youth employment, economic governance

Europe’s union leaders meet several times a year, where we discuss social, economic and political developments across Europe.

Jun. 09, 2015

Big business opposes the exclusion of public services from the TTIP trade deal

Markus Beyrer, the Director General of BusinessEurope, was writing to members of the European Parliament to get them to oppose the exclusion of public services from the TTIP trade agreement.