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European Social Partners revise the parental leave agreement |
The new agreement, signed on 18 June 2009, increases by one month the length of parental leave | Brussels, 19 June 2009 European Social Partners have signed on 18 June 2009, in presence of Vladimír Špidla, EU commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, a new Framework Agreement on Family Leave which increases by one month the length of parental leave. | | |  | |
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CEC European Managers Triennial Congress 2009 |
“The Role of Social Partners to Stimulate Creativity and Innovation An Answer to the Economic Crisis”
Public Conference: Thursday 4 June 2009 – European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium |  | | Statutory Meetings: Thursday and Friday 4-5 June 2009 - European Parliament & European Economic and Social Committee, Brussels, Belgium |
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CEC Survey on the financial crisis |
| European managers increasingly concerned about job security - strong consensus on the necessity of a better coordination of supervisory agencies | Since the beginning of the financial crisis, the fear of losing jobs has increased significantly among managers throughout the European Union (EU). However, notable differences appear in the degree of concern in each Member States. A majority of managers expects the EU to push more strongly for a European-wide supervision of financial institutions and for a closer cooperation between national supervisory agencies. These are the main results a European-wide online survey CEC European Managers has been conducting among its members. |
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Brussels, 12 May 2009
Download CEC Newsletter 61 · Financial Crisis............. p2
- CEC survey on financial crisis · Event......................... p3
- CEC Triennial Congress 2009
- Extraordinary Liaison Forum of European sectoral social dialogue · Managers.................... p4
- Industrial Relations in Europe
- OSHA Campaign · Our members............. p5-7
- Lederne (Norway)
- FECC (Professional Federation)
- MPA (United Kingdom)
- eTIC (Professional federation)
- Kadra (Poland)
- FECEC (Professional federation)
- ACEO (Greece) · Cec............................ p8
- Mutual Assistance Agreement
- New brochure on the European social dialogue |
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Work-life balance of Managers |
In collaboration with the Technical University of Darmstadt, ULA gives the possibility to all CEC members to assess their work-life balance. Professor Ruth Stock-Homburg, chair of marketing and human resource management at the Technical University Darmstadt, analyses in her study consequences of a lack of work-life balance, differences between female and male managers, similarities or differences between self-reported and partner-reported work-life balance, cultural differences and possible improvements of the managers’ work-life balance. CEC members can participate for free and get an individualised as well as general evaluation of the managers’ work-life balance. For more information please contact CEC-European Managers:
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CEC declaration to G20 meeting in London |
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"CEC European Managers supports declarations and recommandations made by ETUC and CSI as to G20 meeting to be hold on April 2, 2009 in London. Most of CEC organisation members have met governments at a national level in order to transmit positions of social partners and strengthen a common approach as to get out from the current economic crisis. CEC European Managers had already made a clear statement on the crisis in October 2008 and wishes to participate actively in all actions where managers' responsibility is involved" |
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Results of the MATRI Project |
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Brussels, 27 January 2009 On the 26th of January, the conclusions of the research project MATRI funded by the European Commission and managed by the Grenoble Ecole de Management have been presented during a conference organised by the CEC European Managers, partner of the project. Download the results 
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CEC European Managers position on the current financial crisis |
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Brussels, 10th October 2008 Read the press release |
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