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The CEREPPOL Institutional Relations and
Communication Strategy service is glad to inform you of the new release on the European developments.
See the European op-ed by the Executive President
of the organization:
"CEREPPOL seeks
Social Responsibility in European Enhancement model of everyday
Competitiveness.
European elections in 2014 are now entering again in
MEPs’ interests. Like French expression, “the race to shallot is opened…”
European changes are still being imperceptible in our everyday life.
To this end,
CEREPPOL President in-Office François Di salvo wants to bring on the
negotiations’ table a new effective approach of the
concept of corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Nowadays EU economy gives
proof of a too small recovery at the beginning of the second semester
2013, but road map towards continuous efforts shows drastic costs for the
States but also for the Small/Medium Companies too. In the past five
years, our European leaders gambled on the positive effects of flexibility
in work.
Today this “deal”
is not productive enough all over Europe to modify the demographic structure of
employment. In many
member states, the
use of the flexibility model has generated small economies of scale to meet
affordable cost savings, while in some more fortunate Member states this had
some benefic outcomes.
“It is obvious… If
only that kind of agreement between States, EU institutions and Companies
exists, it is like the house that Jack built. Nothing will be able to
produce notably changes in the way that the new employment scheme can reach
more people to accede to dignity, independence and personal development”.
That is the reason why a model of growth in EU policy schemes that would
only replicate under superficial arrangements the ancient European agreements
is simply unthinkable.
Europe cannot
afford the luxury of discrediting the European citizens believes (...)"
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