Sofia Fernandes, chercheur senior à l’Institut Jacques Delors, participe à la conférence organisée par l’Observatoire social européen et l’Institut syndical européen sur le thème « Politique sociale dans l’Union européenne – état des lieux 2016 ». Cette conférence a lieu à Bruxelles, au Comité économique et social européen, le 27 février 2017.

Programme

9.00  Quo vadis Social Europe ? Lessons from the ‘State of Play 2016’ book, followed by Q&A

Gabriele Bischoff, President, Worker’s Group, European Economic and Social Committee
Maxime Cerutti, Director, Social Affairs department, BusinessEurope
Esther Lynch, Confederal Secretary, European Trade Union Confederation
Philippe Pochet, General Director, European Trade Union Institute

Chair: Bart Vanhercke, Director, European Social Observatory (OSE)

9.45 Key messages form ‘Social policy in the European Union: State of Play 2016’
David Natali, Professor in EU and Comparative Politics, Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies

10.10 Tackling long-term unemployment in Europe through a Council Recommendation?
Denis Bouget, Senior Researcher, OSE

10.30  Is there such a thing as « Social Europe »? Followed by Q&A
 Sofia Fernandes, Senior Research Fellow, Jacques Delors Institute

11.15 Coffee break

11.45 Limited social rights and the case for a European minimum income scheme
 Martin Seeleib-Kaiser, Oxford University

12.05 A revamped toolkit for reinvigorating the EU’s social dimension? Panel discussion – Q&A

Georges Dassis, President of the European Economic and Social Committee
Ruth Paserman, Deputy head of Cabinet to European Commissioner Marianne Thyssen
Ruth Owen, Policy Coordinator, FEANTSA

1.00 pm  Lunch

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