At this event, we aimed to discuss why a human rights-based approach is needed in long-term care policies across the EU. Due to the restrictive measures related to COVID-19, our event had to be postponed to a later date this year.

Gülin Öylü presented her findings on late working life patterns in Sweden as part of her larger research study on age discrimination in late working life in Sweden.

Michael Fuchs and Tamara Premrov investigated whether the reform 2010/11 replacing monetary social assistance by minimum income benefit was successful regarding the access to the benefit.

The Ministry of Social Affairs, Health, Care and Consumer Protection, the government of Salzburg and the European Centre organised a multi-stakeholder workshop on the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to reduce poverty and inequality.

In the first session of the Jour Fixe, Sonila Danaj discussed findings of the Posting of Workers in the Western Balkans project. The presentation focused on the transposition of the Posting of Workers Directive in the four candidate countries of the Western Balkans.