Stig Lund from Denmark represents ETUCE in the European Commission’s Working Group on “Early Childhood Education and Care” which has a mandate...
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The Macron Government proposes to move towards a universal pension system for all based on “points” accrued every working year, which will have an...
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Social dialogue country-delegates from ETUCE and the European Federation of Education Employers met in Brussels for the plenary meeting of the...
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Last week’s 2-hour warning strike by teachers and other education personnel in Lithuania has brought a swift resolution to their dispute. The...
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3 December is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which aims to increase public awareness, understanding and acceptance of people...
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Education unions in Albania are looking to the future in a training programme for regional trade union leaders. With a particular focus on engaging...
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Education trade unions face an ageing membership and potential decline in affiliation among younger and underrepresented groups. We need to regather...
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LŠMPS is calling a two-hour warning strike tomorrow, in response to the government’s decision to overturn a collective agreement on increased...
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Nearly 5000 members and supporters of Eğitim Sen gathered in Ankara, Turkey, on 23 November. Eğitim Sen had called academics, teachers and other...
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On 19 November, the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) published its report on "Integration of young refugees in the EU". It...
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Rob Copeland of UCU tells us about the two linked disputes which have led higher education workers in the UK to begin an 8-day strike. Employers are...
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Women around the world still face rape, domestic abuse and other forms of violence. Education trade unions are commemorating the International Day...
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