Social Europe - Page 82

Regulating platform work in Europe: a work in progress

Divergences between the European Commission and the European Parliament reveal the real challenges of regulating the platform economy.

The European Union must stop compromising on the fundamental right of workers to health and safety.

To deal with the climate crisis, governments must recognise that only the state has allowed the last three crises to be contained.

A new declaration based on the Istanbul convention carries forward the struggle against a pervasive social phenomenon.

A ‘social taxonomy’ should be developed as a counterpart to the green investment taxonomy, with comprehensive employee involvement.

Branko Milanovic charts the fall and fall of the organisation tasked with preserving world peace.

Lack of action has allowed Greece to build a dark system of pushbacks, surveillance and other fundamental rights violations.

Could an Alevi social democrat defeat the authoritarian Erdoğan in next year’s election?

Lesbian feminists gather today for a conference in Budapest facing a ‘gender ideology’ backlash.

Europe must put children first in its response to the conflict in Ukraine.

The honeymoon for a Meloni-led, right-wing government may prove to be shortlived.

The latest European Social Survey shows rising concern about climate change. But is it enough?

Amid burgeoning crises, Robert Misik writes, the left finds itself assuming the mantle of responsibility.

Simply banning products made with forced labour won’t help the workers affected.

The political centre of gravity in Sweden has shifted to the conservative pole.