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  • The EESC Workers' Group stands in solidarity with the two Portuguese trade unions CGTP (General Confederation of Portuguese Workers) and UGTP (Union of the General Workers) who have called for a General Strike on 11 December 2025 to protest against the government's proposed labour law reforms.

  • On behalf of the Workers’ Group at the European Economic and Social Committee, I want to express our full support with the Italian workers and the CGIL, who are organising a general strike for Friday 12th December.  

  • Today the European Commission has presented the much-anticipated Quality Jobs Roadmap. At a time when working people across Europe continue to face uncertainty about the future of their jobs and living standards, this roadmap offers the possibility of a positive step towards a fairer, more secure and future‑proof world of work.

  • The EESC Workers’ Group welcomes today’s judgment by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on Case C-19/23, confirming the validity of the EU Minimum Wage Directive.

  • Rapporteur Dimitru Fornea talks about opinion REX/595.

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    Conference preceded by a joint meeting between the EESC Workers' Group and the S&D Group in the EP

    The meeting will focus on the impact of geopolitical instability on workers' rights and labour markets in the EU and the impact of increasing defence budgets on welfare state, social security systems and workers' rights. 

  • Conference

    Conference co-organised by the EESC Workers’ Group and the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) to explore the critical issue of how artificial intelligence and algorithmic decision-making systems are reshaping the workplace, impacting workers’ rights, privacy, and dignity.

  • Extraordinary meeting of the Workers' Group
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    The Workers' Group is organising an extraordinary meeting in Copenhagen, on the occasion of the upcoming Danish EU Presidency. Topics of discussion include the Danish labour market, geopolitical challenges in the region and the priorities and programme of the Presidency.

  • Extraordinary meeting of the Workers' Group
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    The Workers' Group is organising an extraordinary meeting in Gdańsk, in the framework of the Polish Presidency of the EU Council.

  • Meeting of the Category "Workers' Voice for more democratic participation"

    The Workers' Group is holding a debate on issues of industrial productivity and how trade unions can positively impact productivity growth.