EU: social programme for the EU’s Slovenian presidency

The Slovenian presidency, which started on January 1 and is going to last for six months, presented its work programme. This first semester will mainly be dedicated to the beginning of a new cycle for the Lisbon strategy, which will notably be characterized by the enforcement at national level of flexicurity principles. (Ref. 080007)
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New three-year cycle for the Lisbon strategy. Renewed in 2005 in order to concentrate on growth and quicken reforms, the Lisbon strategy’s new three-year cycle will be launched by heads of States and governments of the twenty-seven EU Member States during the European Council which will take place on March 13 and 14. Governments will have to increase reforms’ pace to reach the EU’s goals while facing new challenges. The big change is that flexicurity is now present in reforms. Indeed, governmen

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