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EUROPEAN REVIEW

ISSUE 14

(April 2001)

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Page 2 : Vauxhall shut-down highlights need for EU information directive; Bargaining round-up.

Page 3 : Stockholm summit disappoints some as more liberalisation blocked; Commission wants more women at work but pay gap deters.

Page 4 : Qualifications to be Europe-wide to encourage true labour mobility; London to get €260 million in EU funds.

Page 5 : Spain: EU's biggest winner now hit by prosperity problems.

Page 6 : ECJ Yes to positive action could affect UK; Recent rulings from the European Court of Justice.

Page 7 : OSHA finds new approach to Health & Safety in Marketing and Procurement; EU Commissioners express food safety fears and point the way forward; Your chance to speak on sustainable development.

Page 8 : We go live : browse our new web site; Prodi speech sparks web debate on EU's future.

Page 9 : Annual Inflation; Fewer workers to support more 'dependents' as baby boomers retire; Big differences in EU member states' labour costs.

Page 10 : Working conditions in Europe not improving.

Page 11 : Plain English - Court of Auditors.

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