The MobiliseSME Final Conference "The Future of a Mobility Scheme for SMEs and their Employees in Europe" will be the occasion to present the findings of the MobiliseSME pilot scheme for the mobility of employees of SMEs in Europe.
WORKING WOMEN: precariousness & unemployment
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THE EUROPEAN UNITED LEFT/NORDIC GREEN LEFT (GUE/NGL) IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT HIGHLIGHTS THE WAYS IN WHICH THE CRISIS AND AUSTERITY MEASURES ARE AFFECTING WOMEN'S RIGHTS. Testimonies of women from across Europe. The Trade Unions: working to end women’s precariousness. What we really need? Hear proposals from women’s organisations.
09.00 – 09.20 Opening
Gabi Zimmer, GUE/NGL President
Mikael Gustafsson, GUE/NGL, Chair of the Committee on women's rights and gender equality
Session 1 Women and precariousness - Testimonies
9.20-10.40 Moderator: Cornelia Ernst, MEP, Die Linke (Germany, GUE/NGL)
Testimonies of women from Cyprus, France, Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Belgium, ...
10.40 – 11.00 Open discussion
11.00 - 11.10 Coffee break
Session 2 Proposals to end Precariousness
11.10-12.00 Moderator: Kartika Liotard, MEP (Netherlands, GUE/NGL)
Panelists:
Anabela Laranjeira, CGTP- IN Women's section, Portugal (tbc)
Mary Collins, European Women's Lobby
Soizic Dubot , Vie Feminine, Belgium
Bert De Belder, Workers Party Belgium (PTB), Belgium (tbc)
12.00 – 12.20 Open discussion
12.20 – 12.30 Concluding remarks
Inês Zuber, MEP, PCP (Portugal, GUE/NGL)
Press contact: Gianfranco Battistini: gianfranco.battistini@europarl.europa.eu
BJORK Malin: malin.bjork@europarl.europa.eu
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