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

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