Opinion
Priimtos on 27/10/2020
Nuoroda:
ECO/530-EESC-2020-03369Referral:
COM(2020) 337 final 2020/0154 CODRapporteur:
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Opinion
Priimtos on 15/07/2020
Nuoroda:
ECO/523-EESC-2020-02886-00-00-AC-TRAReferral:
COM(2020) 441 final 2020/0111 NLECOM(2020) 442 final COM(2020) 442 final COM(2020) 443 final 2018/0166 APPCOM(2020) 443 final 2018/0166 APPCOM(2020) 445 final 2018/0135 CNSCOM(2020) 446 final 2020/0109 APPCOM(2020) 446 final 2020/0109 APPCOM(2020) 456 final COM(2020) 459 final 2018/0224 CODRapporteur:
Petru Sorin DANDEA (Workers - GR II/Romania), Tommaso DI FAZIO (/Italy), Petr ZAHRADNÍK (/Czech Republic) (Workers - GR II / Romania)
The EESC strongly supports the Commission's proposal – Next Generation EU – as a specific tool for a quick and effective recovery.
The EESC takes a very positive view of the Commission's two main decisions:
- to introduce an extraordinary financial recovery instrument as part of the multiannual financial framework
- to raise common debt, which will be repaid over a long period of time, and prevent the extraordinary financial burden from falling directly on the Member States in the short run.
The EESC strongly welcomes the fact that the newly proposed instrument should be closely coordinated with the European Semester process, and furthermore welcomes the Commission's proposal to introduce additional genuine own resources based on different taxes (revenues from the EU Emissions Trading System, digital taxation, large companies' revenues).
Opinion
Priimtos on 15/07/2020
Nuoroda:
ECO/513-EESC-2020Rapporteur:
While the recovery after COVID-19 crisis is a top priority, the EESC stresses that this should not steer the EU away from its medium and long-term objectives, as outlined in the European Green Deal, 2020 Sustainable Growth Strategy, and the European Pillar for Social Rights. There is a need for a resilient, technology-driven European economy that is defined by the protection of the environment. The EESC underlines that strategies aimed at enhanced economic sustainability need to be developed around productivity, but they cannot be allowed to happen at the expense of workers' rights and social development. The EESC advocates for re-thinking supply chains, underlines that social aspects should be emphasised, start-ups should be encouraged and that the cornerstone of sustainable economic growth in the EU should be the creation and development of a truly circular economy. Open dialogue with social partners and civil society remains key to setting the economic direction.
Opinion
Priimtos on 25/03/2020
Nuoroda:
TEN/711-EESCReferral:
COM(2020) 111 final 2020/0042 CODGeneral Rapporteur:
Thomas KROPP (Employers - GR I)
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Opinion
Priimtos on 20/03/2020
Nuoroda:
ECO/515-EESC-2020-01536-00-01-PAC-TRA Referral:
COM(2020) 113 final 2020/0043 CODGeneral Rapporteur:
Bernd SCHLÜTER (Diversity Europe - GR III)
Opinion
Priimtos on 02/03/2020
Nuoroda:
ECO/516-EESC-2020-01535-00-01-pac-traReferral:
COM(2020) 114 final 2020/0044 CODGeneral Rapporteur:
Stefano PALMIERI (Workers - GR II)
Opinion
Priimtos on 30/10/2019
Nuoroda:
ECO/497-EESC-2019Referral:
COM(2018) 759 final Rapporteur:
Petr ZAHRADNÍK (Czech Republic)
Opinion
Priimtos on 17/07/2019
Nuoroda:
ECO/492-EESC-2019-01033Rapporteur:
The absence of economic and social convergence among Member States and regions is a threat to the political sustainability of the European project and all the benefits it has brought to European citizens. Developing economic and labour market resilience with economic, social, environmental and institutional sustainability should be the principle guiding policies. This will foster upwards convergence and fairness in the transition towards a climate-neutral economy while managing the challenges posed by digitalisation and demographic change.
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