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16 - 17/12/2016
00:00:00 - 00:00:00
Barcelona, Spain Barcelona, Spain
Seminar “Inequalities and Future of Work”
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The Seminar  will take place in Barcelona, Spain, on Friday, 16 th December 2016. 

This event builds on the economic seminar that both, the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) and Rafael Campalans Foundation (the foundation of the Catalan Socialist Party), organise yearly. This 2016, we want to focus on labor market: “Inequalities and Future of Work. What is the mission for the progressive political parties?”.

The event is composed of two sessions: session 1, “Rapidly growing inequalities. How to fight the legacy of liberalization, austerity and weak labor market institutions”, and session 2, “Future of work: how to make sure that the changes follow progressive trajectory bringing welfare, prosperity and security for all?”

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