After Finland, Scotland is going to test universal income. Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish Prime Minister, announced that her government would finance various studies in order to assess the viability of … Continue reading →

Simone Veil will rest in the Pantheon among great people. Alas, the former minister did pass away at the age of 89 on 30 June 2017. But she will leave … Continue reading →

  On June 15th, the 28 EU labor ministers met in Luxembourg and have been unable to reach agreement on the revision of the directive on seconded work. The draft … Continue reading →

The new President of the WHO “refuses to accept that people die because they are poor”.   Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was appointed Director General of WHO and will take up … Continue reading →

Disrupted transport, canceled flights, closed schools: the month of May 2017 was hectic again in Greece. The general strike aimed to protest against further austerity measures.   A law has … Continue reading →

According to Eurostat, the unemployment rate is declining since 2013. However, despite the fall in the unemployment rate, wage growth remains very low. Would there be a catch?   Having … Continue reading →

The results of the first round of the presidential election in France arouse great interest from the other European countries Let us review some reactions of the media and politicians. … Continue reading →

Established in 2012, the British reform of the minimum income social security produced a moderate impact on the return to work, according to a DARES study[1]. Implemented by the Cameron … Continue reading →