Long COVID-19: What challenges for education trade unions across Europe?
On 20 September 2022, ETUCE held an Online Seminar on Long COVID-19 gathering more than 50 education trade unionists from across Europe. Building on...
Read more ...The COVID 19 outbreak is a public health crisis quite different than anything Europe has faced for many years. As education personnel and their trade unions grapple with the outbreak, we are supporting and informing member organisations in any way we can.
On 20 September 2022, ETUCE held an Online Seminar on Long COVID-19 gathering more than 50 education trade unionists from across Europe. Building on...
Read more ...In light of the fast-spreading of the new Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus and several mobilisations and strikes organised by...
Read more ...A new study conducted by the Dutch Network of Women Professors and the Young Academy surveyed nearly 6000 academics and PhD candidates in the...
Read more ...Tomorrow in Belgium, February 10 will be a strike day in education. ETUCE supports its member organisations which are part of the French-speaking...
Read more ...At the end of last year, the European Commission launched the annual “Education and Training Monitor” during the European Education Summit 2021. The...
Read more ...On 18 and 19 November 2021, ETUCE in cooperation with the European Trade Union institute (ETUI) held the training seminar titled “Together in the...
Read more ...Romanian education trade unions successfully defended education personnel against a unilateral governmental decision threatening the health, safety...
Read more ...The new report by Education Support on “Supporting Staff Wellbeing in Higher Education” sheds light on psychosocial risks of academics and...
Read more ...LIZDA, the Latvian Trade Union of Education and Science Employees, shared very worrying information with ETUCE regarding the impact of the pandemic...
Read more ...The French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS)[1] has conducted a comprehensive study on psychosocial risk for researchers in France,...
Read more ...The Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown implemented by most governments continue to exacerbate gender inequality. According to the data released by the...
Read more ...On 22 September 2021, the OECD published a report “The State of Global Education. 18 Months into the pandemic”, containing new data and statistics...
Read more ...A report published by the European Centre of Disease Control (ECDC) on 8 July 2021 provides updated data on the transmission of the COVID-19...
Read more ...The COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent emergency online teaching practices are putting unprecedented pressures on the education system. More than...
Read more ...The UK National Education Union (NEU) published a new information tool titled “Are Vaccines Safe?” providing clarity about common concerns regarding...
Read more ...SEH (the Hungarian Teachers' Union), carried out, with the help of a research company, a public opinion poll of Hungarian teachers on the reopening...
Read more ...ETUCE carried out a new study on "Occupational health and safety of teachers, academics and other education personnel in times of COVID-19" based on...
Read more ...Following a long struggle of Polish education trade union ZNP to include teachers in the priority group for vaccination from COVID-19 virus, at the...
Read more ...On January 29, Susan Flocken, ETUCE European Director joined EDUCA, the largest event for the education and training sector in Finland, hosted ...
Read more ...In Montenegro, like everywhere else in Europe, the school year has been strongly affected by the pandemic and its unprecedent consequences: start of...
Read more ...Yesterday ETUCE expressed solidarity with its member organisation in Kosovo, the Union of Education, Science and Culture of Kosovo (SBASHK) and...
Read more ...Teachers and other education personnel across Europe have demonstrated unwavering commitment and held together the education system throughout the...
Read more ...The study found that children were under-represented among severe cases, though the proportion of children aged 12-18 among the infected, matched...
Read more ...The Malta Union of Teachers (MUT) has called a two-day strike in State schools and most independent schools after its request for teaching to go...
Read more ...As early childhood education and primary schools have reopened in Hungary, amidst soaring COVID-19 infections across Europe, education trade unions...
Read more ...As schools across Europe are reopening following the winter holidays and amidst soaring COVID-19 infections numbers in the United Kingdom,...
Read more ...The Higher Education and Research Standing Committee (HERSC) of ETUCE member organisations meeting on 29-30 September 2020, discussed, among many...
Read more ...On 15 September 2020, following protests, 70% of education workers in the Basque Autonomous Community joined in a widely successful strike to demand...
Read more ...As schools across Europe are reopening following the summer holiday and closures at the height of the COVID-19 outbreaks, education trade unions...
Read more ...On Monday 22 June 2020 the trade union and employer delegations of the European Sectoral Social Dialogue in Education gathered through videolink for...
Read more ...European trade unions are calling on EU leaders to agree and implement an ambitious economic recovery package, with the burden shared fairly across...
Read more ...A representative study conducted end of May 2020 by the research institute forsa upon request of VBE collected the views of 1006 teachers regarding...
Read more ...For months now, national education trade unions have tirelessly mobilised to provide their members help and advocate, on the behalf of education...
Read more ...The impact of COVID-19 on education workers’ employment and working conditions is far-reaching, and can only be addressed in consultation with...
Read more ...The COVID-19 crisis and the measures taken by governments to prevent the spread of the virus are hitting vulnerable groups such as refugees and...
Read more ...When it comes to the reopening of schools after national lockdown, the whole school community shares common concerns that must be urgently addressed...
Read more ...The COVID-19 pandemic impacts education systems across the continent, and many national education trade unions face similar challenges in the wake...
Read more ...As many education systems in Europe are bracing for the reopening of schools, education trade unions strive to alert authorities of their concerns...
Read more ...As in many European countries, the education sector in Serbia has largely resorted to remote teaching in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. While...
Read more ...The COVID-19 crisis has led to the temporary closure of schools and higher education institutions across Europe. Some countries already announced...
Read more ...Shape the Future of Europe with Teachers! Education trade unions call for public investment in quality education as Europe looks to reopen after...
Read more ...The Eurydice research network published an article on 20 April 2020 presenting data on the closure schools and other education institutions at...
Read more ...The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, but several European countries are taking cautious first steps towards ending the lockdown. The EU is trying...
Read more ...In the era of COVID-19 and social distancing, education trade unions are using online tools to strengthen the bonds and solidarity on which our...
Read more ...The COVID-19 crisis has resulted in a six-week lockdown in Denmark, but the country is now looking towards an exit strategy which includes the...
Read more ...As governments begin to plan a phased reopening of their education systems, education trade unions across Europe are ensuring that the perspective...
Read more ...The Maltese Union of Teachers has taken a proactive approach to the COVID-19 outbreak and its impact on the education system and staff. We spoke to...
Read more ...The European Semester is the EU’s annual policy coordination cycle, in which the European Commission analyses and assesses national economies and...
Read more ...Despite the COVID-19 shutdown and its grave consequences for the economy and labour market, the Hungarian government is pushing ahead with a...
Read more ...The current COVID-19 pandemic and measures taken in response by governments have an impact on us all. But some individuals are more affected than...
Read more ...As spring holidays begin, ETUCE President Christine Blower sends a message of thanks and solidarity to education personnel and their trade unions....
Read more ...The COVID-19 pandemic and the quarantine measures implemented by most European governments are especially hard on women, as recently pointed out by...
Read more ...As the COVID-19 shutdown drags on, European education authorities are faced with tough choices about end-of-year exams. The French Ministry of...
Read more ...The COVID-19 outbreak is a crisis for education systems across Europe. Staff are working hard to support their local and national communities,...
Read more ...COVID-19 has unleashed an unprecedented health, social and economic crisis across Europe. In education, the impact on students, staff and...
Read more ...A new draft law in response to the COVID 19 pandemic in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) will have an impact on schools and teacher training – the...
Read more ...In one of the countries most affected by the COVID-19 health crisis, the Spanish education union FECCOO is negotiating with the government regarding...
Read more ...Many countries in Europe are keeping schools and other education institutions open during the COVID-19 outbreak to provide childcare for vulnerable...
Read more ...Educators in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden are using well-developed social dialogue channels and information technology to help curb the...
Read more ...The Teachers’ Union of Serbia reports educators have quickly adapted to distance teaching and learning, making the most of digital tools and using...
Read more ...As a result of the spread of COVID-19, all schools in Kosovo* have been closed since 12 March 2020. Education trade union SBASHK and its members are...
Read more ...COVID-19 and the measures to limit the outbreak are having a profound impact on working people in all countries and sectors. The ITUC is tracking...
Read more ...The Education and Science Employees' Union of Russia (ESEUR) held the first stage of its 8th Congress on 20 March 2020, completing urgent legal...
Read more ...As in many countries, Romania’s education workers are adapting fast to support their students and communities during the COVID-19 outbreak. But it...
Read more ...With schools closed due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in Albania, the Independent Trade Union of Education of Albania has moved quickly to social...
Read more ...Estonian ETUCE member organisation EEPU has informed us that all school buildings in Estonia are closed as of 16 March. Teaching and learning have...
Read more ...As teachers and education personnel across Europe grapple with the COVID-19 outbreak, we send a message of solidarity and support to education trade...
Read more ...The current outbreak of COVID-19 has sparked an unprecedented health crisis worldwide. As of 16 March 2020, most countries across the European...
Read more ...Several European countries are now facing substantial outbreaks of the novel coronavirus. Governments and healthcare services are mobilising to...
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