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Improving the quality of traineeships: Commission launches second-phase consultation of social partners
Today, the Commission launches the second-phase consultation of European social partners to update the 2014 EU Quality Framework for Traineeships.
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Get ready for the 2023 European Vocational Skills Week!
The 2023 edition of the European Vocational Skills Week (EVSW) is coming in October! The EVSW will once again shine a spotlight on how vocational education and training (VET) can help people of all ages develop and improve skills for their careers and personal development.
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New report published: Access for children in need to European Child Guarantee key services
The report examines the extent to which the six key services covered by the European Child Guarantee are readily available and accessible as well as free or affordable to children in low-income households across the EU.
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A new European committment to fight homelessness
Representatives of EU countries and civil society met in Aviles (Spain) to further strengthen their commitment on combatting homelessness, two years after the adoption of the Lisbon Declaration.
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SOTEU 2023: Europe will do whatever it takes to keep its competitive edge
European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, announced during her SOTEU speech the three main economic challenges for the following year: access to the labour market, persistent and high inflation, and difficult business environment.
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European Year of Skills: Survey highlights skills shortages in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
A new survey published today confirms that skilled workers are key to the success of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Europe.
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European care strategy - One year after the adoption
One year ago the European Commission presented the European Care Strategy. One year after, several actions were launched to ensure high-quality affordable and accessible care services and to improve the situation of care providers. This was done in close cooperation with Member States, social partners, and stakeholders.
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Commission proposes European Disability and Parking Card valid in all Member States
Today, the Commission has proposed the introduction of a European Disability Card as well as the enhancement of the current European Parking Card for persons with disabilities. Both cards will be recognised all across the EU and make it easier for persons with disabilities to travel across the European Union.
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Towards a more digital social security coordination: Commission proposes steps to make it easier for Europeans to live, work and travel abroad
Today, the Commission has proposed concrete steps to further digitalise the coordination of social security systems in Europe, in a dedicated Communication.
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More than 2,500 persons with disabilities contribute to the European Disability Card initiative
3,361 persons replied to the public consultation feeding into preparation of the Commission’s legislative proposal for a European Disability Card to be recognised by all Member States. 2,632 respondents were persons with disabilities.