Paris, 17 May 2018 – France and the European Pillar of Social Rights
Sofia Fernandes, senior Research Fellow at the Jacques Delors Institute, in charge of social and economic affairs, intervenes for a conference organised by the European Commission representation in France, aiming at discussing the state of the implementation in France of the European Pillar of Social Rights' initiatives.

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Since the adoption of the European Pillar of Social Rights, on the 17th of November 2017, the Commission has committed to keep track of its implementation by Member States. This conference is therefore inscribed in this process and aims at evaluating the state of implementation, in France, of the EPSR as well as initiatives launched by the EU recently, such as the proposal for a European Labour Authority and the proposal to ensure access to social protection for all workers and self-employed.
Sofia Fernandes intervenes along with Jordi Curell Gotor, Head of unit, in charge of labour mobility, at the Directorate-General for Employment, Industrial Relations and Social Affairs, Yvan Ricordeau, CFDT National Secretary, in charge of International and European affairs, and Delphine Rudelli, Director in charge of European and International relations at UIMM.
If you want more information on the European Pillar on Social Rights, we invite you to read the most recent publications of the Jacques Delors Institute on the topic, “The Gothenburg Summit and the European Pillar of Social Rights : Towards a social Triple A ?” (16/11/2017). You can also consult the policy papers on Social Europe : “Posted workers : How to ensure a fair mobility ?” (20/11/2017) and “What is our ambition for the European Labour Authority ?” (09/03/2018)
Since the adoption of the European Pillar of Social Rights, on the 17th of November 2017, the Commission has committed to keep track of its implementation by Member States. This conference is therefore inscribed in this process and aims at evaluating the state of implementation, in France, of the EPSR as well as initiatives launched by the EU recently, such as the proposal for a European Labour Authority and the proposal to ensure access to social protection for all workers and self-employed.
Sofia Fernandes intervenes along with Jordi Curell Gotor, Head of unit, in charge of labour mobility, at the Directorate-General for Employment, Industrial Relations and Social Affairs, Yvan Ricordeau, CFDT National Secretary, in charge of International and European affairs, and Delphine Rudelli, Director in charge of European and International relations at UIMM.
If you want more information on the European Pillar on Social Rights, we invite you to read the most recent publications of the Jacques Delors Institute on the topic, “The Gothenburg Summit and the European Pillar of Social Rights : Towards a social Triple A ?” (16/11/2017). You can also consult the policy papers on Social Europe : “Posted workers : How to ensure a fair mobility ?” (20/11/2017) and “What is our ambition for the European Labour Authority ?” (09/03/2018)
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