Co-determination at issue in Europe’s top court
Can companies dilute national worker-involvement rights by becoming European?
Reiner Hoffmann
Building social Europe, winning public confidence
Laurent Berger, Reiner Hoffmann, Wolfgang Katzian, Marie-Hélène Ska, Pepe Álvarez, Jarkko Eloranta, Luigi Sbarra and Andrzej Radzikowski
Trade unions demand an ambitious directive on minimum wages and collective bargaining.
Making globalisation fair
Enterprises must address—and government more actively demand of them—their observance of human rights.
The EU’s Avoidable Greek Tragedy
In June 2017, the Eurogroup of 19 EU finance ministers agreed to pay out the third tranche of €8.5 billion from the Greek bailout package.
Using The CETA To Move Towards A Social And Environment-Friendly Globalisation
Economic globalisation has accelerated enormously. With the advances in information technology and international trade policies, it now permeates almost every sector of the economy as
The Way Forward For Greece And Europe
The Greek elections have thrown European politics into turmoil. How do you assess the election result? The majority of Greek voters have delivered a No
Changing Course Towards A Social Europe
Joseph Stiglitz, who won the Nobel Prize in 2001 for his work on how markets work inefficiently was once asked about his opinion on austerity measures. “It