At the end of June, the Lithuanian Parliament voted and approved a new tax and pension reform package. It is coming into force in 2019. […]

A guide to a ‘just transition’ to a low carbon economy is published by the European Trade Union Confederation on May 15. The 48 page […]

The 11th May brought many surprises to the Lithuanian Trade Union Confederation. During the 6th Congress of LPSK, Inga Ruginiene was elected as the new […]

How can Baltic trade unions use the international labour standards and the ILO supervisory machinery? This was the main question being answered at the training […]

For International Women’s Day on March 8 trade unionists across Europe are calling for a swift adoption of the proposed EU Directive on work-life balance. […]

On Thursday 8 March EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier will discuss Brexit with European trade union leaders including British and Irish trade union leaders Frances […]

After months of difficult negotiations EFL, the finance sector union in Estonia, signed an agreement with Luminor, the country’s biggest bank, on Friday January 26. […]

In the beginning of  the new year we speak with the president of the Lithuanian Trade Union Confederation (LPSK) Artūras Černiauskas about the main goals […]

The Seimas established a new reference rate for the calculation of social security benefits, titled the minimum consumption rate (MCR). The Seimas also regulated the […]

“Signing the European Pillar of Social Rights must be the starting gun of a race to implement it,” said Luca Visentini, General Secretary of the […]