Great Britain : TUC informs British employees of social progress due to EU

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8 June 2006 à 15h17

Updated on 26 March 2013 à 15h28

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Publication: 8 June 2006 à 15h17, Updated on 26 March 2013 à 15h28

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The British trade union confederation TUC wants to British workers to be aware of the social progress which is linked to the UK's integration in the EU. (Réf. 06584)
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8 June 2006 à 15h17

Updated on 26 March 2013 à 15h28

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Publication: 8 June 2006 à 15h17, Updated on 26 March 2013 à 15h28

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In a report called “Europe and your rights at work”, the European deputy and vice secretary-general of the trade union confederation, David Lea, firmly defends the European directives, and stresses the importance of 12 directives which have contributed to improve British workers’ protection. This intervention is symbolical in a sense that British elites remain critical or skeptical towards the EU, if not hostile. The best way for Great Britain to protect itself against the perverse effects of g

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