Abstract

ЕВРОПЕЙСКАЯ ОПОРА СОЦИАЛЬНЫХ ПРАВ

Highlights

  • 1.1 Following the request from the President of the European Commission to the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) for an EESC contribution to the consultation on a European Pillar of Social Rights ("EPSR")[1], the Committee engaged in broad civil society[2] consultations in the 28 Member States

  • These set out an agenda for global transformational change to end poverty, protect the planet, ensure protection of human rights including the human rights of persons with disabilities as enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD), which EU and Member States are obliged to implement, and guarantee prosperity for all[10]

  • 4.9 The EESC is of the opinion that stronger and more transparent dialogue is needed between relevant actors to make and transform social protection systems more sustainable in terms of prioritising resources into effective, efficient and relevant public investment, in the full respect of and with the aim of promoting social rights and, in particular, the fundamental principles of social security systems of the member states

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Summary

Introduction

1.1 Following the request from the President of the European Commission to the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) for an EESC contribution to the consultation on a European Pillar of Social Rights ("EPSR")[1], the Committee engaged in broad civil society[2] consultations in the 28 Member States. The Committee notes the Commission's intention to "...express a number of essential principles to support wellfunctioning and fair labour markets and welfare systems"[3] and considers the EPSR to be a very important initiative for the sustainability of the EU. Within this context, this EESC Opinion constitutes a first step in the ongoing process towards the establishment of an EPSR. The Committee states its intention to continue contributing to discussions on this topic, notably subsequent to the adoption of the Commission's White Paper in 2017

Challenges and priorities
Future of Work
34 See for example Frey and Osborne 2013
The need for social investment
67 See for example
Outcomes from the debates with organised civil society
In relation to the scope and format of the European Pillar of Social Rights
Governance
Social rights for all
The European Semester
Economic and Social Governance
Enforcing and reaffirming the existing Social Acquis
Resources for a social stabilisation of Europe
Link between global and EU strategies
Findings
A clear overall strategy for a better future in Europe

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