On Wednesday, February 8, Michel Barnier, European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, presented his proposal for a regulation instituting a statute for European foundations. As part of the … Continue reading →

For the past few months, members of the IPSE community have been working together to design a European Charter for social protection providers. This commitment will unite companies and institutions … Continue reading →

To mark the launch of the European Year of Active Aging and Intergenerational Solidarity, two surveys published on January 13 by Eurobarometer and Eurostat address the subjects of demographic aging … Continue reading →

After dedicating 2011 to volunteering, the European Commission has decided to put senior citizens in the spotlight, spotlighting active aging and intergenerational solidarity as the themes of European Year 2012. … Continue reading →

The situation in Hungary has been the subject of intense debate in the European Parliament, with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in attendance. The government’s initiatives have caused concern about … Continue reading →

La Commission européenne vient de clarifier ses dispositions en matière de respect de l’égalité des genres dans le calcul des primes d’assurance. Afin d’apporter un éclairage aux parties prenantes (assurés … Continue reading →

  Le système SEPA (Espace unique des paiements en euros) devient obligatoire au 1er février 2014.La « régulation SEPA » pose des bases et des normes communes pour les paiements, les virements, … Continue reading →

  On January 1, 2012, the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union came to an end, passing the function to Denmark for the next six months. In … Continue reading →

Mutuals and Paritarian Institutions, Major Actors in Solidarity for a New Social Contract The goal of the 9th IPSE Professional Colloquium was to call on members of Parliament and various … Continue reading →

An agreement was signed on December 6, 2011 by all trade unions (CFTC, CFDT, FO FNCR, CGC) – with the exception of the CGT, still consulting its members – as … Continue reading →