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27 countries, one motto: Together with its EU partners, the German Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs will continue to work strengthening social security and fairness for around 450 million European citizens during Germany's EU Council Presidency.

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„More collaboration in Europe – that is what matters now. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown: We need to act together to build a more social, resilient and economically strong Europe.”

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Experts from EU capitals consult on labour market and employment

At the invitation of Germany’s Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS) the Employment Committee met on 17 and 18 September. Germany currently the Presidency of the Council of the EU and as such invites to several expert meeting.

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Social Protection Committee discusses minimum standards for social protection in the EU

As Germany holds the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the Social Protection Committee (SPC) held a meeting at the invitation of the Federal Ministry for Labour and Social Affairs.

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Yes to labour mobility – but it must be decent and fair

Information, counselling and support: On 27 August, State Secretary Schmachtenberg visited the German Trade Union Confederation’s “Fair Mobility” project in Berlin.

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Ways to experience other European countries - bolstering opportunities through the European Social Fund

Gain work experience abroad and see Europe with new eyes: The European Social Fund helps disadvantaged young people improve their career prospects by spending time abroad. For a video competition of the transnational learning network "TLN Mobility", young Europeans described their personal experiences.

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United in diversity: a common vision for a more socially oriented Europe

In an article for DIE WELT, Federal Labour Minister Hubertus Heil and his counterparts from Portugal and Slovenia outline the priorities for their consecutive Presidencies of the Council of the European Union. The goal: To emerge from the crisis in good shape or even stronger than before.

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Hubertus Heil: "We want all people in the EU to be able to live their lives with security and dignity"

During their first video conference in the framework of Germany's Presidency of the Council of the EU, employment and social policy ministers talked about the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Reinforcing the Youth Guarantee - for a Europe of opportunities

Young people are the future of Europe. So, the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS) is fully behind strengthening the Youth Guarantee during Germany's EU Council Presidency.

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Our Thematic Reader for the German Presidency of the Council of the EU

Our thematic reader assembles interviews, scientific contributions and position papers on our priority topics. With a foreword by Federal Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, Hubertus Heil.

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“Global Supply Chains – Global Responsibility” conference

Watch the livestream of the “Global Supply Chains – Global Responsibility” web conference which the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS) will host on 6 and 7 October 2020. The goal of the conference is to generate concrete momentum for a European action plan on human rights and decent work in global supply chains.

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Continuing education, digital transformation and the corona crisis: European opportunities for the work of tomorrow

State Secretary Björn Böhning will hold a discussion with high-ranking representatives from the EU member states and the European Commission in an interactive online panel on 20 October starting at 10.00 am. You can follow the discussion in the livestream and get actively involved in the debate.

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„Together for #MySocialEurope”: More than just crisis management

What does a Social Europe mean in concrete terms? This is a question that Hubertus Heil, Germany’s Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, discussed with high-ranking guests during the Online Panel “Together for #MySocialEurope: Let’s talk!” Viewers also had an active part: They could join the discussion via a chat feature. Read a short summary and watch the recording of the event here.

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#MySocialEurope - What does Europe‘s social dimension mean to you?

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2020.07.21 02:15 PM

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Europe’s social dimension has to be something every European can trust in, particularly during a crisis. Our Federal Ministry wants to strengthen Europe’s social dimension during Germany’s EU Council Presidency. What does Europe’s social dimension mean to you?

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2020.08.11 04:24 PM

21 EU countries have national minimum wages, which can prevent in-work poverty. Germany’s minimum wage law was enacted exactly 6 years ago. During #EU2020de we want to advance a European framework for minimum wages, so that everyone in Europe gets decently paid. #MySocialEurope

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2020.08.25 05:25 PM

In #Europe, digital technologies are transforming the world of work. The #Coronapandemic is accelerating this transformation. During #EU2020DE, we are working to ensure that the rapid changes brought about by digital technologies take place in a fair and socially responsible way.

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