There is a slow but almost continuous decline in trade union density in most countries. Recruitment of more young people is therefore crucial for the survival of the trade union movement. ETUC in cooperation with FES developed seven short videos that target young workers. The videos that bust the most common myths or explain the rights of workers in nutshell are now available in English but will soon be translated into more European languages.
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EFFAT and the FES Competence Centre on the Future of Work are pleased to invite to our online training on 29 & 30 September 2021.
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ETUC Youth and CompCen Future of Work developed 9 recommendations for engaging young people in Trade Unions. The guide is available for download now.
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With UNI Europa we organised on June 17 the webinar "Remote Work: Who will be the real winners?"
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On May 31, industriALL Europe realised together with FES their youth event 2021.
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This FES-EPC discussion paper anlyses the potential impact of the proposal for a Directive on platform work and rights of platform migrant workers. More
New study with EFBWW and Fraunhofer Institute on how does digitalisation affect the workplace in the construction. More
Demographic change in Europe has made mature women a vital part of the workforce. Meeting their needs must be part of the digital transition. More
2023 can become an important year for the platform economy. A strong directive might be decided, finally improving conditions for workers. More
FES Future of Work has published a new report on China's regulation on algorithms. The Briefing is available in English and German and can be... More
