EUROCHAMBRES warns that a n increase in emission reduction targets, as announced in today’s 2030 Climate Target Plan, will not alone be enough to combat

EUROCHAMBRES has expressed concern that yesterday‘s vote in the ENVI Committee of the European Parliament to cut EU greenhouse gas emissions by 60% by 2030

On 15 May, the Supreme Court ruled that a collective agreement cannot be extended to an employer who has not entered into a collective agreement

On 1 August this year, an amendment to the Commercial Code entered into force, which allows in certain cases the sale of a share of

The Chambers of Commerce of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland sent a joint address to the governments of the four countries on Tuesday, 1 September

The Ministry of Justice is working on the development of a draft act aimed at providing protection to notifiers of work-related infringements. The memorandum of

EUROCHAMBRES welcomes that EU leaders have reached an agreement on a deal for a recovery package and long-term budget. This is a positive sign that

Eurochambers is broadly satisfied with the content of the updated European Commission Skills Agenda published today, but highlights the need to proceed swiftly with implementation