European social agenda from April to December 31, 2008

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  • April 9 and 10
    BRUSSELS
    European Parliament session
  • April 9 to 11
    LISBON
    Conference organized by the European Trade Union Confederation entitled “Services of general interest and the domestic market – what future?” Talks will revolve around two themes: 1/ the European challenge and the national experiences; 2/ European approach and choices (liberalizations…); 3/ the mission of public services and the rules of the domestic market; 4/ what tools?
    Information: http://www.etuc.org/IMG/pdf_PROGRAMME_LIS
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