Archive: European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs

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2002-03-01	Short term employment trends in the European Union: an overview + Thematic report on short term labour market trends and the impact of the September 2001 events in each of the EU Member States Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Series Details: European Employment Observatory Review Spring 2002, 49-151 Published: March 2002 (Last update: 01/03/2002)
2002-01-01	Eurobarometer survey on Social Precarity and Social Integration Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Published: 2002 (Last update: 01/01/2002)
2002-01-01	Anti-discrimination, Fundamental Rights and Civil Society Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Published: 2002 (Last update: 01/01/2002)
2002-01-01	Guidance on work-related stress: Spice of life or kiss of death? Executive summary Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Published: 2002 (Last update: 01/01/2002)
2002-01-01	Income on the move Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Published: 2002 (Last update: 01/01/2002)
2002-01-01	Pensions : first Commission evaluation of national strategies for adequate and sustainable pensions Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Published: 2002 (Last update: 01/01/2002)
2002-01-01	Health care in Europe Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Series Details: Missoc-Info No.3, 2002 Published: 2002 (Last update: 01/01/2002)
2002-01-01	Industrial Relations in Europe 2002 Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Published: 2002 (Last update: 01/01/2002)
2002-01-01	Joint report on social inclusion Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Published: 2002 (Last update: 01/01/2002)
2002-01-01	MISSCEEC II: Mutual Information System on Social Protection in the Central and Eastern European Countries Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovak Republic and Slovenia. Situation at 1 January 2002 Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Employment and Social Affairs Published: 2002 (Last update: 01/01/2002)