Commission adopts proposal by social partners to improve the working conditions in the fishing sector
European – Press release Commission Brussels, 29 April 2016 Today, the European Commission has adopted a proposal for a Directive which aims at improving the working conditions for workers in the fishing sector. Today, following an agreement by social partners on working conditions in the fishing sector, the European Commission…
Source: EU Com – fisheries
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