Reports 2016 / Conclusions 2015 and XX-4(2015)

Reports 2015 / Conclusions 2014 and XX-3(2014)

Reports 2014 / Conclusions 2013 and XX-2(2013)

Reports 2013 / Conclusions 2012 and XX-1(2012)

Reports 2012 / Conclusions 2011 and XIX-4(2011)

Reports 2011 / Conclusions 2010 and XIX-3(2010)

Reports 2010 / Conclusions 2009 and XIX-2(2009)

Reports 2009 / Conclusions 2008 and XIX-1(2008)

Reports 2008 / Conclusions 2007 and XVIII-2(2007)

Reports 2007 / Conclusions 2006 and XVIII-1(2006)

Reports 2006 / Conclusions 2005 and XVII-2(2005)

Reports 2005 / Conclusions 2004 and XVII-1(2004)

Reports 2004 / Conclusions 2003 and XVI-2(2003)

Reports 2003 / Conclusions 2002 and XVI-1(2002)

Coming events

Back 315th session of the European Committee of Social Rights by videoconference

315th session of the European Committee of Social Rights by videoconference

In view of the deteriorating situation concerning COVID-19, the European Committee of Social Rights will entirely hold its 315th session by remote participation from 7 to 11 September 2020.

The Committee will continue the examination of the national reports for conclusions 2020 of the revised Social Charter, as well as conclusions XXII-1 (2020) of the 1961 Charter with respect to the provisions belonging to thematic group 1 “employment, training and equal opportunities”.

The Committee will also examine several pending collective complaints and will proceed with the examination of the follow-up to decisions in collective complaints.

The Committee will also take stock of the situation related to the procedure provided for by Article 22 of the European Social Charter on “non-accepted provisions”. In view of the situation related to COVID-19 and uncertainties regarding travel restrictions, some of the meetings scheduled for 2020 were replaced, where possible, with written reports, in agreement with the respective authorities.

In addition, the Bureau of the European Committee of Social Rights will meet virtually with the Bureau of the Governmental Committee of the European Social Charter and the European Code of Social Security to discuss, among other issues, the follow-up to the report of the Steering Committee for Human Rights (CDDH).

Strasbourg, France 7-11/09/2020
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