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28/04/2023
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22/2023

On the World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2023, the European Economic and Social Committee is calling upon the European Commission to adopt binding legislation to prevent psychosocial risks in the workplace. There is mounting evidence pointing to the fact that precarious work is taking a significant toll on workers' mental health. The call was made during yesterday’s EESC’s plenary session, chaired for the first time by the newly elected president, Oliver Röpke.

26/04/2023
EESC vice president in charge of budget - Krzysztof Pater
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20/2023

A former Polish Minister for Social Policy and current President of the Polish Scouting and Guiding Association (ZHP), Mr Pater was elected to the post today by the plenary assembly of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), of which he has been a very active member since 2006.

26/04/2023
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18/2023

The president vows to make the European Economic and Social Committee a true civil society gateway and open its doors to the EU accession countries. In the run-up to the 2024 European elections, the Committee will take on a more active role to stand up for democracy and strive for a more resilient, prosperous and inclusive Europe.

25/03/2023
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16/2023

Il 23 e 24 marzo il Comitato economico e sociale europeo (CESE) ha ospitato la 14a edizione di Your Europe, Your Say! (YEYS!) [in italiano: La vostra Europa, la vostra opinione!], che ha riunito a Bruxelles 105 studenti provenienti da 35 scuole di tutti i 27 Stati membri dell'UE e dei sette paesi candidati.

23/03/2023
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15/2023

On 23 March, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) held a plenary debate and adopted a resolution entitled "United for Democracy" with concrete proposals to strengthen democracies and democratic values across the European Union. Policymakers, experts, and organised civil society representatives agreed that civic education, better funding to social partners and a focus on the local dimension, are key to democracy in Europe.

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