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1 de Noviembre de 2011

  • HOME AFFAIRS COUNCIL : MINISTERS ADOPT PACT AGAINST SYNTHETIC DRUGS.

  • MODERNISATION OF RECRUITMENT PRACTICES.

  • ENTERPRISES : NEAR UNANIMOUS DISAPPOINTMENT IN SOCIAL BUSINESS' PACKAGE.

  • EMPLOYMENT : NEW PROGRAMME FOR SOCIAL CHANGE AND INNOVATION.

  • NEW RULES FOR FRONTEX.

  • MATERNITY LEAVE : NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE WITH PARLIAMENT.

  • SCHENGEN AREA : NO NEED TO REINSTATE INTERNAL BORDER CONTROL, SAYS WARSAW.

  • MATERNITY LEAVE : POLISH PRESIDENCY OUTLINES STATE OF PLAY TO MEPS.

  • CROSS-BORDER HEALTH CARE : PORTUGUESE LAW LIMITING REIMBURSEMENT FOR CARE DEEMED ILLEGAL.

  • STRUCTURAL FUNDS : SOCIALISTS IN EP REJECT MACRO-CONDITIONALITY.

  • SERVICES OF GENERAL ECONOMIC INTEREST : STATE AID RULES ON SGEI: COR NOT PLEASED WITH ALMUNIA PACKAGE.

  • WORKERS' MOBILITY : TIME TO LIFT RESTRICTIONS, SAYS PARLIAMENT.

  • SOCIAL DIALOGUE : TRAINING OF YOUNG PEOPLE AT HEART OF TRIPARTITE SUMMIT.

  • EDUCATION : TRENDS VARY WIDELY ACROSS EU.

  • SCHENGEN AREA : VISAS IN EU WILL NOW BE BASED ON BIOMETRIC DATA.

    • 16 de Enero de 2012

  • DEFECTIVE BREAST IMPLANTS : A CASE OF FRAUD, NOT DYSFUNCTION, SAYS HSC.

  • EUROPEAN YEAR 2012 : ACTIVE AGEING AND SOLIDARITY IN LIMELIGHT.

  • EMPLOYMENT COUNCIL : ACTIVE AGEING: COUNCIL RECOMMENDS COMMON PRINCIPLES.

  • EDUCATION COUNCIL : AGENDA TO PROMOTE ADULT LEARNING.

  • PUBLIC SERVICES : BARROSO COMMUNICATION LEAVES OPEN QUESTIONS.

  • EU STAFF REGULATIONS : CIVIL SERVANTS CHALLENGE COMMISSION'S FORMAL REFORM PROPOSALS.

  • INTERNET : COALITION OF COMPANIES TO PROTECT CHILDREN ONLINE.

  • SERVICES OF GENERAL ECONOMIC INTEREST : COMMISSION ABOLISHES DISPUTED DE MINIMIS THRESHOLDS.

  • ASYLUM : COMMISSION AIMS TO BOOST EUROPEAN SOLIDARITY.

  • BORDER SURVEILLANCE : COMMISSION PROPOSES EUROSUR.

  • EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTS : COMMISSION RECOMMENDS BETTER POLICY MIX.

  • ECONOMIC MIGRATION : COMMISSION STILL HESITANT.

  • FREE MOVEMENT OF PERSONS : COURT CLARIFIES CONDITIONS FOR RIGHT OF PERMANENT RESIDENCE.

  • ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION : COURT RULES ON APPLICATION OF RETURN DIRECTIVE.

  • HEALTH : CROSS-BORDER DISEASES: REINFORCED EU ROLE.

  • DANISH CAPITALS OF CULTURE IN 2017.

  • EAPN ADDRESSES CONCERNS TO EUROPEAN COUNCIL.

  • HEALTH CARE : ECJ: HOSPITALS CAN BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS.

  • EGF AID IN GREECE AND IRELAND.

  • EGF ASSISTANCE IN DENMARK, GERMANY AND PORTUGAL.

  • EMPLOYMENT COUNCIL : EGF: MINISTERS BURY CRISIS DEROGATIONS.

  • EMPLOYMENT/TRAINING : EMPLOYERS PRESS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF 2020 STRATEGY.

  • EMPLOYMENT SLIPS IN EU.

  • EP BACKS INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL INITIATIVE.

  • WORKING CONDITIONS : EP CALLS FOR REINFORCEMENT OF HEALTH AND SECURITY AT WORK.

  • EP GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO SINGLE PERMIT.

  • TEMPORARY AGENCY WORK : EUROCIETT BLASTS INCOMPLETE IMPLEMENTATION OF DIRECTIVE.

  • EU-WIDE TOY SAFETYaCAMPAIGN.

  • SERVICES OF GENERAL ECONOMIC INTEREST : FEWER CONSTRAINTS ON STATE AID FOR SGEIS.

  • INSURANCE : GENDER CAN NO LONGER BE DECISIVE RISK FACTOR.

  • HEALTH : INFORMATION TO PATIENTS: COMMISSION'S THIRD ATTEMPT.

  • UNEMPLOYMENT : JOBLESS RATE STABLE IN EUROZONE AND EU.

  • LABOUR COSTS RISE.

  • LIECHTENSTEIN TO BECOME 26TH MEMBER STATE.

  • STRUCTURAL FUNDS : MAXIMUM CO-FINANCING FOR COUNTRIES HIT HARDEST BY CRISIS.