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| Whistleblowing

EU Whistleblowing Meter monitors transposition process

The EU Whistleblowing Meter tracks the progress of transposition in each country.

| Event | Whistleblowing

Time to set up the channels

it is time to set up internal whistleblowing channels to promote reporting in organisations. Online event 26 March 2021, 10:00 – 12:00 CET.

| Gender equality

Women still face challenges and inequalities throughout working life

Today on International Women’s Day, we want to point out some of the challenges women face in their professional career.

| Event | Whistleblowing

Call to action: Whistleblower protection across the EU

EVENT – 23 February, 14:00 – 15:30 (CET)

Wishing you all restful holidays

Eurocadres wishes all restful holidays. Our Secretariat is closed and reopens on 4 January 2021.

| Whistleblowing

New best practice guide on whistleblowing for trade unions

In a toolkit developed in a project cooperation between Protect and Eurocadres a best practice for whistleblowing is put forward.

| Occupational health and safety | Psychosocial risks

EU health & safety strategy must address psychosocial risks

Eurocadres demands a directive on work organisation and psychosocial risks for an upcoming EU Strategic Framework on Health and Safety.

| Whistleblowing

Webinar 3 December: Workers with whistles

On 3 December 10-12 CET Eurocadres organises a webinar on trade unions and whistleblowing. Workers with whistles – How trade unions can empower whistleblowers. One year has passed since the EU Whistleblowing Directive entered into force. One year is left of the time member states have to implement it into national legislation. Is time running out for trade unions protecting whistleblowers in Europe?

| General

General Assembly takes broad outlook in COVID-19 times

Belarus, AI, the right to disconnect, gender equality and EndStress.EU were in focus at the 2020 Eurocadres General Assembly on 15 October.

| Psychosocial risks

EU law to tackle stress epidemic urgent after lockdown

Trade unions are launching a campaign for an EU law to tackle work-related stress amid a mental health crisis worsened by the lockdown.