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Unemployment and declining social mobility risk becoming long-term weights on the European economy, says the study (Photo: Valentina Pop)

Juncker urged to revive 'Social Europe' model

The ‘Social Europe’ model must be revived if the EU is to avoid lumbering itself with low social mobility and other economic millstones, according to a report published Monday (23 February) by Brussels-based think-tank Friends of Europe.

The ‘Unequal Europe’ report is the product of a 25-member ‘expert group’, chaired by former Belgian deputy premier and social affairs minister Frank Vandenbroucke, including former employment commissioner Laszlo Andor and Pascal Lamy, the former directo...

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Unemployment and declining social mobility risk becoming long-term weights on the European economy, says the study (Photo: Valentina Pop)

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