Standard for making websites and apps accessible
Barriers to the use of person-centred technologies
Free medical treatment for the needy in Spain
Sweden: Summer vs. Treatment Guarantee
European Labour Authority – searching for added value?
Austria says servus!
Parliamentary committees discuss HTA proposal
Europe to pump billions of European funding into digital transformation
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British Government puts together wishlist
What will the new European Parliament look like after Brexit?
Latest from the cannabis market
European Solidarity Corps – second implementation phase
More funding to link Europe
Dying to Work Campaign
Multiple discrimination: women and girls with disabilities
EU Health Ministers discuss HTA
EUREGIO to get special rights
Prevention and reintegration on the up
Transparent and predictable working conditions for all workers
Public administration to become digital across Europe
New insolvency law hurts the community of insured persons
European unemployment reinsurance?
European Semester Spring Package
Italian government shakes up stability pack
European product liability needs updating
Ageing Report 2018
Spain: ‘Austerity’ Prime Minister Rajoy ousted
Social protection stabilises societies
France’s finances on the mend
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The future of Europe – the social dimension
Pension Adequacy Report 2018
German pensions fail to score in European comparison
Reactions to the Adequacy Report
Restructuring framework to protect against insolvency
EU Commission presents vaccination recommendation
EU Commission seeks new revenue streams
Partnership with Japan
Will Austria keep its social self-governance system?
Study shines light on mini-jobs
Accessible design of websites and apps in the public sector
EU Commission’s plans for European HTA divide Member States
The European ‘Stargate’ is still not ready
EU Commission publishes communication on eHealth
Updating company taxation to fit the 21st century
Cancer deaths to be a thing of the past in twenty years
UK should adhere to the European Social Model
In focus: prevention and reintegration strategies
Insights from cross-border healthcare
Protection of workers against carcinogenic chemicals
Health reform in France
Affordable payments for all
Hungary: clear election results with unclear consequences
European Representation of the German Social Insurance celebrates its 25th anniversary
Towards social protection for all workers
European Labour Authority takes shape
European Social Security Number on the back burner
Digitalisation of public administration: European Parliament pursues ambitious plans
EU Parliament: Health Committee addresses antimicrobial resistance
REACH and OSH legislation
European Representation of the German Social Insurance celebrates the 25th anniversary
EU citizens want access to their health data
Better tax relief for retirement savings
Poverty in the UK is growing rapidly
EUREGIO: Call for pilot projects
Northern states vs. euro area unilateralism
Study sheds light on undeclared work in Europe
Commission proposal on Health Technology Assessment
Status of EU citizens in the UK
ECJ ruling on competition in the pharma market
New General Data Protection Regulation in the EU
EU to promote cross-border digitalisation
ECJ rules against fraudulent posting of workers
Your opinion counts – guide to socially responsible procurement
Management of safety and health at work
Macron’s labour market reforms put to the test
Amazon USA to launch own ‘health fund’
ECJ clarifies legal classification of Uber
Europe in the debt union
Social protection for all workers: Do we need an EU initiative?
European Social Security Number in sight
The European Semester 2018 Autumn Package
Bulgarian Presidency of the EU Council
‘Red lines’ preventing adequate results
Social security for ‘gig workers’
How is Austria’s healthcare system performing?
Transparent and predictable working conditions for non-standard employment
Romania raises doubts about data protection
2019 with new people at the top
Court of Auditors criticises assistance programmes
