verabschiedet on 18/02/2015
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INT/761-EESC-2014-06021-00-00-AC-TRAReferral:
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verabschiedet on 10/12/2014
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INT/758-EESC-2014-05222-00-00-AC-TRAReferral:
COM(2014) 449 finalRapporteur:
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verabschiedet on 10/12/2014
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CCMI/122-EESC-0000Rapporteur:
Mr. Xavier GonçaloLobo (Employers - GR I / Portugal)
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Mr. Nicola Konstantinou (Workers - GR II/Greece)
The European packaging sector comprises five main sub-sectors. "Paper and board" (including paper bags and cartons) is the largest consumer packaging category with a~34% share of the total packaging market. "Rigid plastics" (tubs, pots and jars etc.) is the second-largest packaging category with a ~27% share and is one of the faster‑growing categories, forecast to grow above real GDP (~4% per year) until 2015.
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verabschiedet on 10/12/2014
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INT/750-EESC-2014-04458-00-00-AC-TRAReferral:
COM(2014) 368 finalRapporteur:
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One common rule to apply in all Member States can be much simpler and more efficient than a complex web of varying rules. However, the challenge is to keep this legislation simple by making use of withdrawals, amendments and repeals.
verabschiedet on 10/12/2014
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CCMI/123-EESCRapporteur:
Mr Ludvik Jirovec (Diversity Europe - GR III / Czech Republic)
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Mr Patrizio Pesci (Employers - GR I/Italy)
In order to maximise the benefits offered by wood products in the carbon balance and to enhance the competitiveness of the European woodworking industry and its capacity to drive innovation, the European Economic and Social Committee has drawn up the following recommendations...
verabschiedet on 07/10/2014
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CCMI/121-EESC-0000Rapporteur:
Mr Joost van Iersel (Employers - GR I / Netherlands)
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Mr Hannes Leo (Diversity Europe - GR III/Austria)
In July 2013, the EESC has adopted an Opinion on Industrial policy in which industrial policy was qualified as a Growth initiative with great potentials. Following up the Opinion it is suggested to discuss somewhat underestimated aspects of the on-going industrial cycle that are vital for future growth and jobs, entailing huge consequences for (manufacturing) industry. It is about the impact of services, digitalisation, ICT and new variations in the same framework - such as 3D printing and other applications (ICT-plus) - on the industrial processes. Services are an increasing part of the European economy, and creating more jobs than manufacturing. The ICT-industry itself is growing in Europe by 10% annually. Services and ICT-plus have huge socio-economic and political implications.
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verabschiedet on 11/09/2014
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INT/747-EESC-2014-03794-00-00-AC-TRARapporteur:
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verabschiedet on 10/09/2014
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INT/744-EESC-2014-02794-00-01-AC-TRAReferral:
COM(2014) 212 final - 2014/0120 (COD)Rapporteur:
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verabschiedet on 10/07/2014
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CCMI/124-EESC-0000Rapporteur:
Mr Joost van Iersel (Employers - GR I / Netherlands)
Co-rapporteur:
Mr Thomas Student (Workers - GR II/Germany)
The Communication of the Commission presents an EU Quality Framework for Anticipation of Change and Restructuring (QFR). It follows on from the Green Paper ‘Restructuring and anticipation of change: what lessons from recent experience’ of 17 January 2012 and the request made by the European Parliament on 15 January 2013 in its Resolution on information and consultation of workers, anticipation and management of restructuring based on Article 225 of the TFEU (known as the Cercas Report).
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verabschiedet on 09/07/2014
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Mr Nico Wennmacher (Workers - GR II/Luxembourg)
The European Commission adopted on 20 February 2014 the new guidelines on how Member States can support airports and airlines in line with EU state aid rules. The guidelines are aimed at ensuring good connections between regions and the mobility of European citizens, while minimising distortions of competition in the Single Market. They are part of the Commission's State Aid Modernisation (SAM) strategy, which aims at fostering growth in the Single Market by encouraging more effective aid measures and focusing the Commission’s scrutiny on cases with the biggest impact on competition.
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