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AEIP’s input to the EC’s Call for Evidence on Strengthening Social Dialogue

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AEIP’s input to the EC’s Call for Evidence on Strengthening Social Dialogue

Cécile Henrotte
24/10/2022
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On 20 October AEIP submitted its feedback on the European Commission’s Call for Evidence on Strengthening Social Dialogue.

AEIP’s response can be accessed here.

 

In its input, AEIP stressed that it welcomes the call for evidence on strengthening social dialogue in the EU and considers it as an important step towards reconciling the European growth agenda with social rights and to support the implementation of Principle 8 of the European Pillar of Social Rights (EPSR). Furthermore, AEIP highlights that adequate and sustainable social protection systems can be designed through the paritarian model and the involvement of social partners at national and EU level.

 

You can read the complete AEIP’s statement here.

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