The European Trade Union Committee for Education (ETUCE) is a federation of 132 education trade unions in 51 countries, representing in total 11 million members all over Europe. We are the social partner for teachers and other education personnel at European level, and a defender of their...
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Europe’s learners and education personnel are becoming more diverse. Their different social realities and cultural backgrounds require inclusive, safe physical and social environments for learning and teaching. Now education trade unions are coming together to map the experiences of education...
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27 January marks 75 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, where more than 1 million Jews and other persecuted groups were murdered by the Nazi regime. Ever fewer people have a direct memory of the Holocaust, but the genocide remains a vital topic for education...
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The education sector and teaching profession are still disappointingly unequal on gender issues like pay, career prospects, work-life balance and violence. With an updated ETUCE Action Plan on Gender Equality, education trade unions across Europe show that employees and their unions can take the...
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Education and its workers are increasingly affected by the European Semester, the EU’s annual policy coordination process. European Commission concerns about government finances still hold back vital investment in public services. Now education trade unions from across the EU want to open the...
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Trade unionists and representatives from 21 European countries gathered in Brussels on 4-5 February 2020 for a meeting of ETUCE’s Higher Education and...
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Europe’s learners and education personnel are becoming more diverse. Their different social realities and cultural backgrounds require inclusive, safe...
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Schools are lively,uplifting and exciting places. However, at the same time, they can be noisy, unpredictable and stressful working environments. ETUCE...
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27 January marks 75 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, where more than 1 million Jews and other persecuted groups...
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The education sector and teaching profession are still disappointingly unequal on gender issues like pay, career prospects, work-life balance and...
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Education and its workers are increasingly affected by the European Semester, the EU’s annual policy coordination process. European Commission concerns...
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For more than a month Ukrainian trade union have been struggling against the changes proposed by the Government to the legislation on labour, trade...
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ETUCE sends solidarity to teachers and other education personnel in the Netherlands striking today and tomorrow to demand a sustainable funding...
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Harsh reforms could push many into precarious work and undermine trade union rights. The government did not negotiate with trade unions before...
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A 25% salary increase for public sector workers, proposed by the government of Kosovo* last year, will be delayed for 4 months. This was the...
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Dating back to 1919, the Malta Union of Teachers (MUT) was the first trade union established in Malta. MUT recently held a series of activities to mark...
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After five years of tough negotiations, trade union leaders in Serbia have signed a collective agreement for the higher education sector with the...
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Today is Safer Internet Day 2020. Safe internet use is vital for everybody, but is especially relevant in the educational context. Teachers and...
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The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) has published a new study: Gender-sensitive education and training for the integration of...
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Gender equality remains a pressing issue in the EU. New challenges like digitalisation, migration or climate change have emerged alongside the old...
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The OECD has released its latest PISA results, comparing the educational attainment of 600 000 15-year-olds in 79 countries. As ever, reading,...
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🇪🇺 THURSDAY 20 FEBRUARY | The EU Council of Education Ministers will meet in Brussels. On the agenda:
— ETUCE European Trade Union Committee for Education (@ETUCE_CSEE) February 18, 2020
🔸 Brain circulation
🔸 Education in the European Semester
📜 Background document 👉 https://t.co/QXNDNnopdH
🎥 Livestream (10.25 CET) 👉 https://t.co/FoVYEokyB0
⏩ Education trade unions are getting ready for the future!
— ETUCE European Trade Union Committee for Education (@ETUCE_CSEE) February 13, 2020
💡 At the second seminar of the #YourTurn project, trade union reps from across Northern Europe will share strategies for trade union renewal.
👉 Read more about the project 👉 https://t.co/Cd1w4svpE0 pic.twitter.com/v4nkSZ6jI3
👩🎓👨🎓 Today higher education trade unions and employers' organisations are meeting for European #SocialDialogue. We're focusing on higher education + research, getting started with a video link from Sweden! pic.twitter.com/ryuzbfvk9U
— ETUCE European Trade Union Committee for Education (@ETUCE_CSEE) February 12, 2020
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