Marcin Nowacki, Carlos Manuel Trindade, and Corina Andrea Murafa Benga emphasise that Europe’s competitiveness starts with its people

'EU Inc', or the 28th regime, started as an EU project to facilitate the expansion of small companies. Now, trade unions warn it could erode years of hard-earned labour rights.

Europe’s transition to climate neutrality is reshaping its industrial and employment landscape. Clean energy technologies — including wind energy, solar PV, heat pumps and batteries — are becoming a...

In 2026, a woman worker in average working in the EU still earns 11.1 percent less her male counterpart. Not because she works less, or contributes less, but because the system has been carefully desi...

Los habitantes de Caracas abandonaron sus viviendas y se refugiaron al aire libre mientras los terremotos, con epicentro a menos de 200 kilómetros de la capital, sacudían los edificios y causaban lo q...

Europe's upcoming revision of the Public Procurement Directives should address a growing problem in construction: excessive subcontracting that undermines workers, businesses and fair competition

This omnibus is in line with the corporate capture of the European Commission, at a moment the Commission delays publishing the Quality Jobs Act and legislation to improve workers’ rights to deal with...