Euro-demonstration. During the meeting organized earlier this week in Brussels, the members of the executive committee of the ETUC expressed concern about the severity measures European countries adopted to fight their public debts. The European trade union thinks that these measures are a threat to growth and consumption and increase risks of unemployment and reduce the European production capacity. The ETUC’s executive committee is also worried about cuts into service provision which have started in some Member States, which it says is a prelude to increased precariousness in Europe. It is precisely to denounce “dark cuts” into national budgets that the European trade unions called for a euro-demonstration on September 29th in the European capital city.
h it says is a prelude to increased precariousness in Europe. It is precisely to denounce “dark cuts” into national budgets that the European trade unions called for a euro-demonstration on September 29th in the European capital city.
Do you have information to share with us?