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Download ed* No. 01/2017
  • Chapter 1: Editorial
  • Chapter 2: The EU Commission wants to create a “Pillar of Social Rights”
  • Chapter 3: First step towards the Pillar: a European unemployment insurance scheme?
  • Chapter 4: The European Pillar of Social Rights – many unanswered questions in the opinion of the German Social Insurance
  • Chapter 5: Safety and health in the workplace
  • Chapter 6: Health and long-term care
  • Chapter 7: Old-age pensions

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  • ed* Nr. 03/2022: Five years of the European Pillar of Social Rights – A historic turning point in Europe?
  • ed* Nr. 02/2022: Health data space – Using data to improve healthcare in Europe
  • ed* Nr. 01/2022: Platform work: EU Commission focuses on social security
  • ed* Nr. 03/2021: Digitising social security
  • ed* Nr. 02/2021: Old-age provision, health and care in Europe
  • ed* Nr. 01/2021: Location Europe
  • ed* Nr. 02/2020: COVID-19 – No one must be left behind
  • ed* Nr. 01/2020: A new European cancer plan is on its way
  • ed* Nr. 02/2019: Social security under the aegis of the Council presidencies
  • ed* Nr. 01/2019: Artificial Intelligence and Social Security
  • ed* No. 03/2018: Social protection for platform workers
  • ed* No. 02/2018: From Member State to third country?
  • ed* No. 01/2018: The changing world of work
  • ed* No. 03/2017: Standardisation in social and health services
  • ed* No. 02/2017: A digital single market for Europe
  • ed* No. 01/2017: Towards a more social Europe?
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