Employment and Social affairs

Migrant workers earn nearly 13 per cent on average less than national workers in high-income countries, according to a new...

European Commission organized a high-level debate on the “The European Way of Life” with Religious Leaders hosted by Vice-President Margaritis...

In the grip of the second wave of coronavirus, two thirds of EU citizens call for more EU competence and...

Three dead and several injured in a Terror attack in France. The deadly stabbing in Nice 'is terrorism', says mayor....

The social and economic consequences on losing your job and income due to the pandemic COVID-19 vary across EU countries....

Freedom of expression is crucial to democracy but recent terrorist attacks have shown Europe’s vulnerability to radicalisation. Every country is...

Trade unions are launching a campaign Time to End Stress to tackle work-related stress amid a mental health crisis worsened...

The European Solidarity Corps is the new European Union initiative which creates opportunities for young people to volunteer or work...

The euro area (EA19) seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 7.5% in July 2019, stable compared with June 2019 and down from...

Several EU Member States have a lengthy tradition of ensuring a national minimum wage for those at the lower-paid end...

Bots are currently used the most in responding to straightforward inquiries from employees and with machine learning they’ll be able...

2016 Review of Employment and Social Developments in Europe. The Review by European Commission highlights more employment, less poverty and...