Employment law update: what's next from Brussels?

Article Abstract:

The European Council adopted a directive in Sep 1996 on employee rights for those required to work in different member states for temporary periods. A Parental Leave directive has been proposed. Issues invovling work councils, part-time employment equal treatment, sex discrimination, fixed-term work negotiations, and work time extention regulations are also discussed.

Surveys, Labor law

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New social policy agenda

Article Abstract:

The European Commission issued a social policy agenda for 2000-2004. The agenda encompasses the work environment, civil rights and gender equality.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Civil Rights, Social policy

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Summit marks 20 years of social dialogue

Article Abstract:

An overview of European Commission's special social dialogue summit in Brussels is presented. The summit was organized on September 29, 2005.

Belgium, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Brussels, Belgium (City)

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