Fundamental Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of Europe – Legisactio Academia

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Chapter 1 – General Features 7 Topics

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1 – Key concepts

2 – Treaties and institutions

3 – Values and principles

4 – Human rights and standards

5 – Fundamental Social Rights of the EU

6 – Interpretation and application

7 – Supervision

Chapter 2 – Education & Employment 6 Topics

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2 – General education

3 – Occupational education

4 – Employment

5 – Working environment

6 – Special protection

Chapter 3 – Conditions of Employment 7 Topics

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2 – Working time

3 – Fair remuneration

4 – Job security

5 – Protection of young workers

6 – Reconcilliation of work and family life

7 – Migrant workers

Chapter 4 – Collective Labor Relations 6 Topics

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1 – Contextual background

2 – Right to organise

3 – Right to negotiate collectively

4 – Right to act collectively

5 – Local participation

6 – Corporate participation

Chapter 5 – Thematic Social Rights 6 Topics

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1 – General development

2 – Social income

5 – Social care

6 – Support for families

Chapter 6 – Rights of Vulnerable Groups 6 Topics

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1 – Introduction

3 – The elderly

4 – Persons with disabilities

6 – The socially excluded

Chapter 7 – Access to Justice 5 Topics

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1 – Law and society

2 – Social and legal-cultural context

3 – Legal reasoning

4 – Jurisdiction

5 – Barometer