European Economic and Social Committee - SOC Section

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The EESC Section for Employment, Social Affairs and Citizenship (SOC) covers a broad range of topics: employment, working conditions, occupational health, social protection, social security, social inclusion, gender equality, combating discrimination, improving free movement, immigration/integration and asylum, education and training, citizens' rights, and participatory democracy in the EU. The SOC Section's activities cover the work of several European Parliamentary committees and Commission Directorates-General, giving a comprehensive input to the social dimension of the Lisbon agenda.

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European Economic and Social Committee - SOC Section

Legislative proposals on new psychoactive substances

Voting rights of migrants in Europe

A more inclusive citizenship open to immigrants

Une citoyenneté inclusive pour tous les résidents de l'Union européenne

International standards for the acquisition of nationality by immigrants and their descendants

Reform of the Italian citizenship law - Recognizing citizenship to second generation born and/or grown up in Italy

Football pour tous - Créer une culture divertissante, sans danger et inclusive

Football for all - Creating a fun, safe and inclusive culture

Looking at conflict differently

Minimum income benefits as a social protection measure

Minimum income protection in the EU: policy developments

Minimum income and poverty indicators and targets

EAPN proposals for an EU framework on Minimum Income and Proposals on Indicators

Minimum income provisions in the EU: importance, adequacy and prospects for improvement

Poverty Indicators - supporting the coordination of social policies at EU level

Recent developments in atypical work in Europe with focus on temporary contracts

Part-time work in the Netherlands: advantages and disadvantages for employees and employers

Consequences of temporary and part-time workin Finland from an employee perspective

The cultural Contradictions of Capitalism - uncertainty and entrepreneurship

Fixed-term employment in Poland: correlates and consequences