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Porto Social Forum reaffirms commitment to social Europe

19-09-2025 23:16

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Porto Social Forum reaffirms commitment to social Europe

Il 18 e 19 settembre i sindacati europei hanno chiesto un nuovo Piano d’azione del Pilastro europeo dei diritti sociali

EU/ENG - The European Social Forum was held in Porto on 18 and 19 September. Building upon the 2021 Porto Social Summit and 2023 Forum, this edition focuses on "Quality Jobs in a Competitive Social Europe" at a critical time when facing a new geopolitical context and a strong demand for renewed competitiveness, going hand in hand with a fair and inclusive green and digital transition for all. To thrive now and prepare for the future, Europe needs a strong social agenda.

The Forum will contribute to developing the new European Pillar of Social Rights Action Plan and Quality Jobs Roadmap, while fostering international cooperation to strengthen resilient, inclusive labour markets.

The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) advocates for social measures that promote quality jobs, strong social protection, and fair working conditions for all Europeans. Key demands include fair wages, secure and decent jobs, strong enforcement of trade union and worker rights, access to education and lifelong learning, gender equality, and robust public services like healthcare and long-term care. The ETUC also calls for measures like social conditionalities for public funding, minimum income schemes, and protections against precarious work, ensuring a just transition in the economy and society.

 

ITA - Si è tenuto il 18 e 19 settembre a Porto il Forum sociale europeo. Al Forum in Portogallo la Confederazione europea dei sindacati (Ces) ha chiesto con una lettera aperta un nuovo Piano d’azione del Pilastro europeo dei diritti sociali, quel Pilastro proclamato in occasione del Vertice sociale di Göteborg del 2017, dalle tre istituzioni dell’Ue – Consiglio, Commissione e Parlamento –  basato su 20 principi guida per «costruire un’Europa sociale forte, equa, inclusiva e ricca di opportunità»

Per i sindacati europei serve un’agenda sociale forte per l’Unione europea, per sviluppare una Roadmap per posti di lavoro di qualità, promuovendo la cooperazione internazionale per «rafforzare mercati del lavoro resilienti e inclusivi».

La Ces ha chiesto, in concreto, salari equi, posti di lavoro di qualità, parità di trattamento e di opportunità tra donne e uomini, diritto alla formazione e giusta transizione, investimenti in edilizia popolare e lotta alla povertà.

 

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* This contribution is not a journalistic article but an analytical brief - Questo contributo non è un articolo giornalistico ma un brief analitico


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