Last October, the European Commission proposed a framework directive on minimum wages. Whether one likes it or not, the EU is competent to do so.
A solidaristic European strategy for public health
After years of ‘public bad, private good’ ideology in healthcare, the shock of the coronavirus calls for a post-crisis European strategy to advance public health.
Exit of the avant-garde? The European social union at a crossroads
Can the European Pillar of Social Rights underpin a social union—or must social rights end at national borders?
How the European Court of Justice could become the guardian of social rights
The privileging of economic freedoms over social rights by the European Court of Justice could be reversed by a thorough harmonisation of European social law.