The ECEG proposes 7 key recommendations to be considered for the legislative period 2024 – 2029 in order to strengthen the EU’s chemical industry, and consequently, the whole EU’s labour market.

Today, ECEG officially announces the start of the EU-funded project “ChemSkills: enabling the green and digital skills transformation of the chemical industry”. The project brings together 33 project partners, with the ECEG as the Project Coordinator for the next four years.

The ECEG shared its written contribution to the dedicated hearing on the EU Talent Pool.

ECEG joins the European business community representatives in supporting the objectives of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive but urges co-legislators to work on a reasonable approach that is manageable for companies in practice.
In this joint business statement, we bring forward key recommendations and concerns to be taken into account for next stages of the legislative process.

ECEG and 7 other European employers signed a joint letter inviting the European Parliament to consider a list of recommendations for the draft Motion for a Resolution on Strengthening Social Dialogue.